AI answers that use your definitions, not its guesses.

Ask in plain English. Get the right number, with the query shown.

  • Runs in your cloud
  • Your choice of LLM
  • Follows your access rules

Question"How many active customers did we have in September?"

AI without your business context

About 1.24 million

✕Guessed "active" means anyone who logged in, and counted test accounts

Hyperanalyst

842,300

✓ Approved1+ transaction in last 90 days, excl. test & staff

✓Your team's definition, with the query shown

Dashboards show what changed. Hyperanalyst finds out why.

Choose a question to see how it works through it.

  1. 1You askin plain English
  2. 2It investigateschecks each likely cause
  3. 3You get the answerwith the evidence
Research modeSample data
    The answer

    Works with
    Why Hyperanalyst

    Connecting Claude or ChatGPT to your data takes a day. Making it trustworthy takes months.

    That's the part we do, so your data team doesn't have to.

    Capturing your business context

    Usually

    Analysts spend weeks writing table notes and metric definitions by hand.

    With Hyperanalyst

    Definitions are drafted from your data and the work your team has already done. Your analysts approve them.

    Knowing the answer is right

    Usually

    Every number gets rechecked by an analyst before anyone uses it.

    With Hyperanalyst

    Each answer says what it counted, in plain words. Your most-asked questions get verified answers.

    Keeping it right

    Usually

    Saved answers go stale quietly when tables or definitions change.

    With Hyperanalyst

    Hyperanalyst spots changes in your data and definitions, flags answers that have quietly drifted, and updates them once your team approves.

    Your data team keeps control. We take on the heavy lifting.

    The product

    Know what happened, why it happened, and the moment it happens again.

    Quick answers and dashboards for the what. Research mode for the why. Alerts for when it changes.

    The deep-dive, done in minutes.

    For questions where the first answer only leads to the next. Your analysts start from a finished first draft and take it further.

    • Checks every likely cause, not just one
    • Rules out holidays, one-offs and mix shifts
    • A report with charts, caveats and next steps
    ResearchDining offer on the Spark card: who qualifies, and what it costsSample data
    1 Summary2 Who qualifies3 Spend trend4 Budget scenarios5 Risks

    9,420 Spark card customers qualify for the November 4x dining offer, 27% of the base. At 30% uptake the reward cost is about ₹1.4 L. 64% have never used the card for dining, so this works as a new-category push.

    Eligible9,420
    Reward at 4x1.6%
    Avg bill₹1,180
    Cost at 30%₹1.4 L
    Who qualifies

    INSIGHTThe tenure rule is the bigger filter: only 43% of customers pass it.

    Industries

    Built for the questions your industry actually asks.

      Getting started

      Up and running in weeks, not months.

      We do the heavy lifting. Your team's main job is to sign off how each metric is calculated.

      Step 1

      Connect

      We set it up inside your cloud, on your warehouse, with your LLM.

      Step 2

      Sign off your definitions

      Hyperanalyst drafts how each metric is calculated from your data. Your analysts review and sign off.

      Step 3

      Start narrow, then expand

      One team starts with its most-asked questions. Once the numbers hold up, others follow.

      FAQ

      Common questions

      We've already connected Claude to our warehouse. Why would we need this?

      Keep using it. Claude connected to your data is a capable assistant. What it doesn't come with is your business context, a way to check answers, or upkeep when your data changes. Hyperanalyst does that work, and it can run on Claude as its model.

      How is this different from the text-to-SQL tool we already have?

      Text-to-SQL turns a question you already know how to ask into one query and one number. Hyperanalyst also handles open questions: research mode decides what to look at, tests the likely explanations and writes up what it found. It also builds dashboards and watches your KPIs.

      Does it replace our analysts?

      No. It takes the first pass on routine and repeat questions so your analysts spend their time on judgement, not pulling numbers. They also stay in charge of the definitions it uses.

      Does the AI make up its own definitions?

      No. Key metrics use definitions your team has approved. If a question needs something that isn't defined yet, the answer says so and shows the logic used, so your analyst can approve or correct it.

      What gets sent to the LLM?

      Only aggregated, anonymised results, never raw customer or transaction records. You can check exactly what is shared, and with your own LLM the model stays inside your environment.

      What data can it connect to?

      The major cloud warehouses and databases, including Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, Redshift, Athena, Postgres, Oracle and ClickHouse. We add new sources quickly.

      How long does it take to get started?

      Usually weeks, not months. The exact time depends on the size and shape of your data, so we scope it with you first. Most teams start with one use case so they see useful answers early.

      Security and control

      Your data stays where it is.

      Runs in your cloudYour data doesn't leave your environment.

      Your choice of LLMUse the model you already govern.

      Your access rulesPeople only see data they're allowed to.

      Full audit logWho asked what, and when.

      See it on data that looks like yours.

      A 30-minute walkthrough on sample data from your industry.

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