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Bring your data together and ask anything in plain words. Answers in seconds, from your own numbers, with the working shown.

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From days to seconds.

The same question, the old way and with Smriti. One of these takes an afternoon. The other takes a sentence.

The old wayHours to days
  1. Export from each tool
  2. Open a spreadsheet
  3. Clean and pivot
  4. Build a dashboard
  5. Wait on a ticket
With Smriti
Seconds
  1. Ask in plain words
  2. Read the answer

One question, from a sentence to an answer you can audit.

The kind of question your dashboard can't answer for you, followed from plain words to the exact query and the proof behind it. No made-up numbers.

01

Ask in plain words.

No dashboard to find, no SQL to write. Ask the question you would have sent to an analyst.

02

It speaks your business.

Smriti maps your words to the metrics and tables your team already defined.

03

Backed by a real query.

The number comes from SQL run on your data, never invented by the model.

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The answer, in seconds.

A clear result you can read, compare, and follow up on in the same thread.

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See the proof.

The chart and the query behind every answer, so you can trust the number.

Which dealers make up 70% of our primary sales?

Resolved from your business knowledge

primary salesqty dispatched, invoiced onlymake up 70%running cumulative share
SQLSELECT d.name, sum(x.qty) AS sales, sum(sum(x.qty)) OVER (ORDER BY sum(x.qty) DESC) / sum(sum(x.qty)) OVER () AS cume_share FROM dispatches x JOIN dealer d USING (dealer_id) GROUP BY d.name QUALIFY cume_share <= 0.70;
8 dealers make up 70% of primary sales. The top three already reach 56%.
DealerCumulative
Verma Distributors22%
+ Northern Agencies40%
+ Ganpati Traders56%

Cumulative share computed in-query · grounded in your business knowledge · scoped to your workspace

You just watched an operator work.

A dashboard waits for you to look. An operator takes the question, finds the right tables, writes the query, shows its working, and hands back the answer. That is what Smriti is: an intelligence operator on your data. You direct it; it does the legwork.

Stop chasing numbers across tools.

Sales in one tool, finance in another, the rest in spreadsheets and an inbox. Smriti brings them together, so one question reaches all of it. No new dashboard, no export, no ticket.

One place to askAsk anything, in plain words

Start with the data you already have.

No warehouse, no setup project. Bring a file, and Smriti is ready to answer.

  1. 01

    Bring your data

    Drop in a CSV, Excel, or Parquet file. No pipeline to build.

  2. 02

    Smriti learns it

    Your tables and the words your team uses become a semantic layer you control.

  3. 03

    Ask anything

    Questions in plain words, answered with the SQL behind every number.

Direct connectors to your databases, ERPs, and tools are coming. Today, you start with a file.

Your data lives in Smriti, secured. It stays yours, exportable anytime.

Questions, answered.

No. Smriti writes SQL, runs it on your data, and returns the result. You can read the query behind every answer.

No. You bring data into Smriti and it does the analytical storage and querying itself, so there is no separate warehouse to set up. Start with CSV, Excel, or Parquet; direct connectors to your databases and tools are coming.

Yes. Your team owns the tables, joins, and metrics Smriti uses, and every answer stays traceable to them.

A team that asks repeat data questions every week: sales, finance, operations, or the data team that runs their request queue.

स्मृति

smriti Sanskrit · memory

It remembers how your business talks.

Put an operator on your data.

One operator, growing across your whole intelligence workflow. The question you ask every week becomes the report, the dashboard, the alert.

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