Answers from your files, with proof.

Three ways to work with your files

Tables are computed over every row, never pasted into a chat. Each answer shows where it came from.

• Ask a question

  Ask in your own words. The team computes, reads and checks, then hands you a cited report.

  Example: How do weekday and weekend boardings compare?

  Try with an example →

• Check a document

  Give us a report and the data behind it. We test every claim and show which ones do not hold.

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• Compare

  Two months, two versions, two sources. We show what changed and prove it.

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Meet the team

Each agent has one job, and you can open its work at any time.

• Plate I

  Owl · Manager

  Reads your question and plans the calculation.

  router · planner

  You can see: The plan it made for your question.

• Plate II

  Chameleon · Vision

  Will read photos, charts and scanned pages.

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  Planned: The photo with every detected bar and the text it read.

• Plate III

  Beaver · Data

  Runs real calculations on your tables in a safe sandbox.

  pandas

  You can see: The exact code and the table it produced.

• Plate IV

  Hound · Retrieval

  Finds the right passages in your PDF.

  hybrid search

  You can see: Matched passages with page numbers and scores.

• Plate V

  Cat · Critic

  Checks every claim against the evidence, in code, and flags the weak ones.

  checks in code

  You can see: Each claim with its evidence and a verdict.

Who it’s for

• Data journalists

  Ask a question of a city’s open data CSV and see which numbers hold before you quote them.

• Students and researchers

  Ask one question of a results table and get a cited answer you can check row by row.

• Small-team analysts

  Turn last month’s export into a cited summary for the weekly meeting.

• Nonprofit staff

  Ask a board question of a donations sheet and see which claims are verified.