Connect your business data sources
The business links its existing spreadsheets, POS system, or database once, and every question after that draws from real, current numbers.
Learn moreComing soonData Analyst
Ank
Convert scattered data into a decision you can defend.
19Capabilities specified
13Industries with mapped use cases
In buildStatus published per agent
1Automix account across every specialist
Where it works
Ank shows up where your customers already are.
No new app to check
Ank works directly inside the platforms your customers already use every day.
- Google Sheets
- Google Analytics
- Tableau
- Metabase
Everything it handles
19 capabilities
Each one has its own page explaining how it works, where it applies, and what the limits are.
Ask data questions in plain English
A shop owner asks "what were my top 5 products last month" and gets a chart back, without knowing SQL or which table holds the answer.
Learn moreShow the generated SQL behind every answer
The business (or the accountant they hire) can see exactly which columns and filters produced a number, so trust does not depend on blind faith in AI.
Learn moreBuild dashboards from saved questions
Recurring questions like "weekly revenue" or "monthly bookings by location" become a permanent dashboard instead of a question asked over and over.
Learn moreAuto-pick the right chart type
A business owner gets a readable bar chart or trend line without having to know that a time series belongs on a line chart and a category comparison belongs on a bar chart.
Learn moreSchedule recurring report delivery
A manager gets last week's numbers in their inbox or WhatsApp every Monday morning without opening the dashboard.
Learn moreGet alerted when a metric crosses a threshold
The business finds out the same day that daily sales dropped below a set level, instead of noticing at month-end.
Learn moreFlag unusual changes automatically
The business is told "orders dropped 30% versus your usual Tuesday" without having to notice the pattern themselves.
Learn moreGet a written summary of what changed
A busy owner reads three sentences explaining what moved and why, instead of interpreting a chart themselves.
Learn moreProject near-term trends forward
A restaurant owner sees a projected range for next month's footfall based on the last several months, to help with staffing and stock decisions.
Learn moreAnalyze an uploaded spreadsheet directly
A business with no database can still get charts and answers just by dropping in an Excel export from their POS or accounting software.
Learn moreClean messy data with a prompt
A spreadsheet full of inconsistent date formats, duplicate rows, and typos becomes usable for analysis in one step instead of manual editing.
Learn moreExport any result to CSV or Excel
A user can hand a clean spreadsheet to their accountant or a printed table to a staff meeting without re-typing anything.
Learn moreRestrict what each team member can see
A staff member can see their own branch's sales but not another branch's or the owner's overall margin, without the owner building separate dashboards by hand.
Learn moreDefine business metrics once, reuse everywhere
"Revenue" means the exact same calculation on every dashboard and in every AI answer, instead of three slightly different numbers depending on who built the chart.
Learn moreCompare this period to a previous one
A business instantly sees "this month vs. last month" or "this quarter vs. same quarter last year" without manually building two separate queries and subtracting.
Learn moreCombine data from multiple sources in one view
A marketing agency can see ad spend from one platform next to bookings from their CRM on the same chart, without manually merging spreadsheets.
Learn moreShare a dashboard without giving full access
An owner can send a client or investor a live, view-only link to a specific dashboard without creating a full account for them.
Learn moreKeep a full history of every question asked
An owner can review exactly what data every team member looked at and when, useful for both trust-building and investigating a mistake.
Learn moreBy industry
Ank in your industry
What it does, and a concrete example of when you would reach for it.
Field notes
Worth reading first
Five metrics that matter, and the fifty that don't
Revenue, acquisition cost, gross margin, cash runway and repeat rate — where each comes from, and why measuring more of them makes you act on less.
ReadSpreadsheet hygiene: seven habits that prevent errors
Separate input, calculation and output. Never hardcode a value in a formula. Label every assumption. The habits that stop quiet spreadsheet mistakes.
ReadCohort analysis: what totals hide about your customers
Group customers by the month they first bought and track each group's repeat rate. Why total revenue can rise while retention quietly gets worse.
ReadQuestions
Straight answers.
Can I use Ank today?
Not yet. Ank is marked coming soon: the 19 capabilities below are specified and designed, but the backend is still being built. We change an agent's status only when it passes its release gate, rather than publishing a date we might miss.
What exactly does Ank do?
Convert scattered data into a decision you can defend. It covers 19 capabilities across 13 industries — each one has its own page explaining how it works and what the limits are.
How does Ank work with the other specialists?
Every Automix agent runs on one identity and one review model. Work handed between specialists keeps its context, and anything consequential still needs a person to approve it before it leaves the workspace.
Fits your stack
Ank connects to the tools you already run.
Connects with your stack
Ank exchanges data with these systems, so nothing you already use has to change.
- Google BigQuery
- PostgreSQL
- Airtable
- Shopify
- Razorpay
- Stripe
- Zoho
- HubSpot
- Google Ads
- Meta
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