Start with a supported file
Choose a UTF-8 CSV or TSV from Apple's Files picker. The picker exposes only the file you select, and the original file is never edited.
Find concrete guidance for import, column rules, review, export, privacy, and troubleshooting.
Choose a UTF-8 CSV or TSV from Apple's Files picker. The picker exposes only the file you select, and the original file is never edited.
Choose which column checks to run and confirm standard values. Saved recipes retain headers and rules, never the imported table rows.
Open each issue to compare the original and replacement. Approve only changes you want; rejected values remain untouched in the exported table.
After review, create the cleaned table, PDF audit, JSON change record, and recipe file. Use Apple's share sheet to choose a destination.
There is no account, cloud upload, developer server, analytics, advertising, tracking, or third-party SDK. Delete the app to remove its saved recipes and settings.
Use UTF-8 CSV or TSV files within the limits shown in the app. Very large or malformed files are rejected before analysis with a specific message.
If a file cannot be imported, confirm it is UTF-8 text, has a consistent delimiter, and is not empty or still downloading from a cloud storage provider.
If a saved recipe does not match, open the file without it and map the current headers. Recipes match column names; they do not contain source rows.
If export fails, confirm there is free device storage, run the review again, and choose a destination from Apple's share sheet.
Email support@vshia.com with RowTidy AI version 1.0, your device model, iOS or iPadOS version, language, and the steps that reproduce the issue. Do not attach a table containing personal or confidential data. We aim to reply within five business days.