
Better Analyst combines data questions, dashboards and recurring reporting
The former Formula Bot exposes calculations and adds schedules, alerts and data-flow delivery.
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The former Formula Bot exposes calculations and adds schedules, alerts and data-flow delivery.

Connect Google Search Console to an MCP-compatible assistant for read-only search-performance analysis.

Statty AI combines sales, customer, product and inventory reporting with AI questions and explanations, with available metrics depending on each platform connection.

plym is a hosted blogging platform with pre-rendered HTML and Markdown, technical SEO files, team publishing tools and optional API or MCP access.

Koala Inspector is a Chrome extension for researching public Shopify storefronts. It shows store technology and product information alongside modeled sales and traffic estimates.

SheetXAI adds plain-English spreadsheet commands, document extraction and app connections to Excel and Google Sheets, with different credit costs for analysis and row-by-row content.

Peony is a document-sharing and virtual data-room service with access controls, analytics and AI document questions. Advanced redaction and legal-signing controls depend on the plan.

ResearchMonkey is an AI research workspace with 40+ tools for summarizing sources, finding papers, managing citations, analyzing markets, and chatting with files using multiple AI models.

Noreja analyzes business processes using causal process graphs, connected system data, and contextual knowledge, with enterprise plans sized by data, perspectives, and power users.
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