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• Comment: Instead of just saying that sources "referenced" LiveGap, you could expand a little bit on what they said. Of course, in a non-adverty way. EatingCarBatteries _{(contribs | talk)} 23:21, 29 April 2026 (UTC)

• Comment: In accordance with Wikipedia's Conflict of interest guideline, I disclose that I have a conflict of interest regarding the subject of this article. Omar.sedki (talk) 23:10, 29 April 2026 (UTC)

Livegap Charts is a web-based application for creating charts and graphs in a web browser. It is part of a category of online data visualization tools that allow users to generate graphical representations of data without requiring desktop software installation.

The application supports multiple chart types, including bar charts, line charts, pie charts, radar charts, and other standard data visualization formats. It is accessible through a web browser.

Livegap Charts supports importing data from spreadsheet-based sources, including Excel files and online spreadsheet services such as Google Sheets, as well as structured datasets such as public statistical data sources.^[1][2]

The tool has been referenced in educational resources and software listing articles as an example of an online chart creation tool.^[3]

The tool has been described in educational contexts as suitable for classroom use and basic data visualization tasks.

Livegap Charts provides functionality for:

• Creating charts and graphs in a web browser
• Importing data from spreadsheets and external sources
• Supporting spreadsheet formats such as Excel and online spreadsheet services
• Customizing chart appearance
• Visualizing structured datasets

Livegap Charts has been mentioned in educational resource collections and software comparison articles that list online graphing tools. It is also referenced in software directories and review platforms that categorize chart-making applications.^[4][5]