The last reporting tool you’ll set up.

What changes

1. Talk to your data.

   Ask a question and get an answer. Nothing to build, export or paste first.

2. All your platforms, one answer.

   No more opening six tools and stitching reports by hand. Ask about all of them at once.

3. The follow-up is free.

   Why did May drop, then which campaign, then what it cost. Each answer takes seconds, and the report grows the way your curiosity does, not the way a template did.

4. It explains.

   Charts show that something changed. The answer says what changed, where, and what it probably means, and you can ask it to justify itself.

5. Your question, not the author's.

   A CEO wants three numbers and a reason. A PPC manager wants the search-term list. Same data, phrased for each, no second template.

6. No jargon needed.

   You do not need to know that sessions live in Analytics and impression share in Ads. Ask in your own words and the mapping happens underneath.

7. The report writes itself.

   The monthly report, the note for the board, the client email. Ask for one and Claude writes it from the numbers it has just pulled.

8. A bad question costs a sentence.

   In a BI tool a useless question still cost a chart. Here it costs a sentence, so people ask more and ask earlier.

9. Context builds up.

   Claude remembers the accounts, the period and the definitions you settled on, so the tenth question is shorter than the first.