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Alerts that explain why a number moved

Ask your data. Check every answer.

Abscis turns plain questions into charts you can trust: the query, the rows and the reason a number moved, side by side.

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Northwind Labs / Growth / Weekly review

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Why did weekly sign-ups dip in March?

Fig. 01 · Weekly sign-ups

Week 11 fell 31% below its 4-week average

−31%

The pricing page returned errors for three days.

Weekly reviews run on Abscis at

Halden

ORRERY

peregrine

Quillmark

SALTWORKS

vantor/

Every answer, open

Charts that show their working

No black box. Each answer carries the query that made it, the rows behind it and a note on what changed.

select week, count(*) as signups

from events.signup

where created_at >= ‘2026-01-05’

group by week

order by week;

The query, in plain sight

Read it, copy it, or edit it. Abscis writes the query; your team keeps the last word.

Week

Sign-ups

vs avg

W09

1,412

+2%

W10

1,388

−1%

W11

962

−31%

W12

1,455

+4%

Rows you can open

Click any bar to see the records underneath. Odd ones are already flagged.

Three ash trees in morning mist

Alert · Mon 07:02

Trial-to-paid dipped 9% overnight. Most of the drop comes from one checkout step on mobile.

Alerts with a reason

When a number moves, you get the why with it, before anyone asks in the standup.

4 min

median time from a question to a chart the team agrees on

12,400

questions answered across demo workspaces last week

0

CSV exports needed to settle a number in the review

Figures are illustrative demo data.

From zero to Monday

Running in an afternoon

Connect a source, ask the questions your team already asks, and let Abscis watch the numbers you care about.

01

Connect

Point Abscis at your warehouse or a spreadsheet. Read-only by default, set up in minutes.

02

Ask

Type the question the way you’d say it. Get a chart, its query and the rows behind it.

03

Watch

Pin the answers that matter. Abscis tells you when one moves, and why.

Sources

Starts where your numbers already live

Read-only connections to the places teams keep data. Nothing to migrate, nothing to re-model before the first question.

Wh

Warehouse

SQL warehouses, read-only role

Sh

Spreadsheets

Shared sheets and uploaded CSV

Ev

Event streams

Product events, sessions, funnels

Bl

Billing

Plans, invoices, refunds, churn

Cr

CRM exports

Accounts, stages, owners

Ap

Any API

A scheduled JSON pull, mapped once

From the weekly review

Fewer debates about whose number is right

“We stopped exporting to settle arguments. The chart comes with its query, so the review moves on.”

IM

Ines Marlow

Head of Growth, Halden

“The alert told us the dip was one checkout step on mobile before anyone had opened a dashboard.”

TR

Tomasz Rehn

Product Lead, Peregrine

“Finance trusts it because they can read the SQL. That was the whole battle.”

AO

Aya Okonkwo

Data Lead, Saltworks

Fictional people and companies, demo content.

Pricing

Free to ask. Paid when the team relies on it

Every plan includes the query, the rows and the reason behind each chart.

Solo

$0

For one person and one source.

1 source

100 questions a month

7-day alert history

Team

$24

Per seat, per month, billed yearly.

Unlimited sources

Unlimited questions

Alerts with reasons

Shared weekly review

Company

Custom

For security reviews and many teams.

SSO and audit log

Row-level access

Dedicated support

Compare every plan →

Questions

Before you connect anything

Still unsure? Write to us and a person answers within one working day.

Does Abscis change my data?

No. Every connection uses a read-only role. Abscis reads, charts and explains; it never writes back.

Where does the answer come from?

From a query you can read under every chart, run against your own source. If the query is wrong, you edit it and the chart follows.

What makes an alert worth reading?

Each alert names the number, the size of the move and the segment that drove it, so you know where to look first.

Can I try it without a card?

Yes. The Solo plan is free for one person and one source, with no card and no time limit.

How do you handle security?

Data stays in your source. Company plans add single sign-on, an audit log and row-level access rules.

Calm water under a pastel dawn sky

Ask the question you keep putting off.

Connect one source and get your first checked answer before your coffee goes cold.

Pinned

Weekly sign-ups back above the 4-week average

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