Hikari Apps offers 15-day Microsoft Store trials for two Windows workflow tools

Hikari Apps offers 15-day Microsoft Store trials for two Windows workflow tools

SPOKANE VALLEY, Washington — November 7, 2026 — Hikari Apps has added 15-day, time-limited free trials to the Microsoft Store offers for Data Import Studio and Hanami Insights. The trials were verified live on October 29, 2026, giving Windows users a way to try the apps on their own spreadsheet and review files before making a one-time purchase. The purchase prices and existing packages were preserved when the offers changed.

Data Import Studio lets users save supported Excel and CSV cleanup steps as reusable jobs. Users can review changed columns on the next delivery, compare files through a shared unique ID and run manually initiated folder jobs. Each file has a preview, and outputs are saved separately.

https://www.hikariapps.com/data-import-studio

Hanami Insights works with local review CSV and Excel files. It brings together keyword topics and their source text, comparisons between reporting periods, private follow-up tracking and searchable PDF reports. Local-file analysis does not require provider API credentials. Keyword topics are not sentiment analysis, and drafts are not posted automatically.

https://www.hikariapps.com/hanami-insights

Both applications have English interfaces. After the 15-day trial, continued use requires a one-time purchase; neither app has a subscription.

Hikari Apps was created by Oleg Ugrin, an independent developer in Spokane Valley. He also created Ctrl Alt Amen, a free public website offering encouragement, gratitude and reflection in English and Japanese. Bible reading and prayer content are included, with visitors choosing what they explore. Saving personal notes requires sign-in.

https://www.ctrlaltamen.com/en/

Media contact: Oleg Ugrin, Hikari Apps

support@hikariapps.com

https://www.hikariapps.com