Search 10 million + tables from large-scale demographic and socio-economic surveys. Find source tables with DxDatabase. Get cited briefing-note answers with DxChat.
DxChat is the natural-language layer on top of DxDatabase — every chat answer is grounded in the same indexed tables you can browse and export yourself.
Search 10 M+ demographic and socio-economic tables, filter by source and year, and export the underlying data.
Ask in plain English (or Hindi). Get a briefing-note-style answer with citations back to the exact tables in DxDatabase.
How they fit together: DxChat runs every question through DxDatabase first, pulls the most relevant tables, and writes an answer over them. You can always click through to the raw table.
Type a topic, sub-group or state. Hybrid vector + keyword search ranks every relevant table from across surveys.
Open the table, see the original survey, year and footnotes. Export to Excel when you need to keep working offline.
Or skip the search and just ask DxChat. You get a written summary with numbered citations back to the underlying tables.
Below: searching DxDatabase for women's literacy returns ranked tables; asking DxChat the same question returns a written synthesis with citations to those tables.
Every table is tagged with its original survey, geography and reference year — no rebadging, no synthetic numbers. New sources and new regions are added quarterly.
2019–21. Health, nutrition, fertility, anaemia, child mortality — state and district fact sheets.
Population, literacy, work participation, migration, housing — village / town level.
Consumption, employment, education, health — multiple rounds, state-level estimates.
Rural learning outcomes 2005–present — reading, arithmetic, schooling status.
School-level enrolment, infrastructure, teacher data — annual, district-wise.
Find every survey that's ever touched your topic and pull the exact tables into your draft.
Brief decision-makers with state and district-level evidence pulled directly from source data.
Cut the hours spent hunting for the right NFHS or NSSO table — search once, cite faster.
Verifiable demographic claims with the citation already attached — no second-hand statistics.
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Exclusively from publicly released government and academic surveys — NFHS, Census, NSSO, ASER, UDISE+ and others. Every table on Demographix Lab carries the survey name, the reference year and a link back to the source notes. We do not synthesize, model or impute numbers.
As current as the source agency makes it. NFHS-5 fact sheets, the latest UDISE+ release and the latest available NSSO rounds are all ingested. New rounds are added within a few weeks of public release; the roadmap is visible on your dashboard once you sign in.
Yes — every table view has a one-click Excel export. Bundle plans add unlimited exports and the ability to save sets of tables to a project.
Yes. Your searches and DxChat conversations are private to your account, not used to train external models, and visible to you alone in your history. You can delete any history item or the entire account from your dashboard.
Yes. DxChat accepts queries in Hindi (Devanagari) and English, and answers in the language you asked in. Source citations remain in the original survey's language. More Indian languages are on the roadmap.
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