Switzerland,
by the numbers.
Just ask.
Population, prices, wages, housing, demographics — straight from the Federal Statistical Office, in plain language. Ask a question, get a sourced answer with the chart drawn for you. No table codes, no spreadsheets.
Built on Switzerland's official open data
Led by the Federal Statistical Office · more sources added regularly
The whole of Swiss statistics,
in one conversation.
The Federal Statistical Office publishes thousands of tables on how Switzerland lives, works and votes. Ask about any of it.
The data is public.
It's just buried.
The FSO's numbers are some of the best in the world — and then locked behind two systems, four languages and codes nobody can remember.
“px-x-0102020000_104”. Which table was that again?
STAT-TAB and the new SDMX platform — different IDs, neither talks to the other.
The table you need turns out to be labelled only in German.
From question to cited answer in seconds.
Ask like you'd ask a colleague
Type your question in plain words — French, German, Italian or English. No table codes, no SQL, no portal hunting.
We query the FSO, live
Your question is translated into the right STAT-TAB or SDMX call and the numbers are pulled in real time — straight from the source.
Get a cited, ready-to-quote answer
The figure, the chart and the context — with a link back to the exact official table so you can verify and cite it.
Numbers you can actually trust.
Every figure comes straight from the FSO — the same numbers the Confederation publishes. No scraping, no guessing.
Forget STAT-TAB IDs and SDMX dataflows. Ask once and get the number, with the chart already drawn for you.
Each response links back to the exact official table, with licence attribution — solid enough to drop straight into a report.
Ask and read in French, German, Italian or English. The data stays the same whichever you think in.
Pick a question, see a real answer.
Watch the app query official Swiss data and chart the answer — a real recording, no sign-up needed.
Loved by people who live in the data.
“I used to lose an afternoon in STAT-TAB looking for one figure. Now I ask, get the number with its source, and move on.”
“Finally Swiss statistics in French that I can actually use in class. My students get a chart and a source every time.”
“The fastest way to sanity-check a statistic before deadline — and the FSO source is right there, so my editor is happy.”
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Questions & answers
Where does the data come from?+
Primarily the Swiss Federal Statistical Office (OFS / BFS) — population, prices, wages, housing, employment and more — pulled live from its official STAT-TAB and SDMX systems. We also connect MeteoSwiss, the Federal Office for the Environment, swisstopo and public-transport data, and we keep adding sources.
Is it accurate?+
Answers are built directly from the official sources and always cite the exact table they came from, so you can verify every number. Like any AI it can occasionally get something wrong — which is precisely why we always show you the source.
Which languages are supported?+
French, German, Italian and English. Ask in one and read in another if you like — the underlying data is identical.
How much does it cost?+
It's completely free during the beta. We're still settling on pricing for launch — beta usage will help us get it right — and we'll give you plenty of notice before anything changes.
Are you affiliated with the Swiss government?+
No. This is an independent product built on top of Switzerland's published open data. We're not affiliated with the Confederation or the FSO.
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