16 integrations

Ask for a number on iMessage, get it back as a text

Connect BigQuery, Supabase, Airtable or PostHog so your team can ask a numbers question by text and get a real answer — without a dashboard, a BI licence or an analyst in the middle.

No code · Works on your own number · Live in minutes

Dashboards answer the questions someone anticipated. The questions people actually have — how did yesterday compare to last Tuesday, which region slipped, is that spike real — need a query, which means finding an analyst or opening a tool nobody has on their phone.

An agent with the warehouse connected turns that into a text. It writes the query, runs it, and answers with the number plus enough context to trust it. For founders and operators away from a desk, that is the difference between knowing and guessing.

What it can reach is bounded by the credential you connect. Point it at a read-only role and it can answer questions and nothing else, which is usually the right setting for a number the whole team can text.

🤖 Data Agent · iMessage
how did signups do yesterday?
•••
1,284 signups — up 18% on last Tuesday and the best day this month. Paid search drove most of the lift.
is that spike real or bot traffic?
Looks real. Verified-email rate held at 71% (usual is 68–73%), and no unusual clustering by IP.
↳ queried BigQuery live · read-only credential

Who this is for

Founders and operators

Ask the second and third question — which segment, versus last week — without getting back to a laptop or queuing behind an analyst.

Teams without a BI seat each

People who will never write SQL can ask in plain English, bounded by whatever the connected credential can reach.

Analytics products

Let each of your customers connect their own data and text your agent about it — a conversational layer you did not have to build.

Two ways to connect Data & Analytics

Connected for the bot

Your account, every conversation

Connect the company warehouse and the agent answers from it for the whole team — one source, consistent numbers, no argument about whose export is right.

Enabled for customers

Their account, their data

For analytics products, each customer connects their own data so a single agent answers for all of them with no cross-contamination.

What people use this for

The same agent, asked different things by different people on the team.

Founder

Get the number without the dashboard

"How did signups do yesterday?" answered with a live query and a figure, not a link to a chart.

Operator

Follow up on an anomaly from your phone

Ask which segment, versus which week, and whether it is real — without getting back to a laptop.

Non-technical staff

Query without writing SQL

People who would never open a BI tool can ask in plain English and get an answer they can act on.

Analyst

Stop being the query queue

The routine "can you pull me a number" requests get answered directly, leaving the analysis that needs a person.

Ops

Check a metric mid-meeting

Settle a question with the actual figure while the conversation is still happening.

Product builder

Add a conversational layer

Let each customer connect their own data and text your agent about it, without building a natural-language query engine.

16 Data & Analytics integrations

Data & Analytics integration FAQs

Does the agent write SQL itself?

Yes — it translates the question into a query against the connected source, runs it, and answers from the result.

Can it change my data?

Only if the account you connect allows it. Connect a read-only credential and the agent can read and nothing more.

How do I know the number is right?

The agent answers from a live query rather than a cached figure, and you can ask it what it counted and over what period.

Which data sources are supported?

Google BigQuery, Supabase, Airtable, Google Sheets, PostHog, Datadog, Visier, Notion databases and Hugging Face.

Other categories

Put it on a number your customers already text

Pick a model, write a prompt, connect the tools it needs, and go live in the blue bubble — no code required.