Your numbers, checked, before the meeting.
Ask about revenue, growth or acquisition cost in plain English. You get the chart, the query behind it and a short explanation, from your own data.
Or schedule a demo with the team.
Asked from
Chat, Slack or phone
Used for
Board and weekly numbers
You get
Figures with their query
What founders use it for
- A Monday summary of revenue, growth and spend, without asking anyone.Arrives in Slack. Every figure links to the query that produced it.
- A heads-up when MRR, churn or CAC moves more than it should.You set the threshold. The alert says what moved and by how much.
- The data slides for the board deck.A live dashboard at its own link. You can change a chart during the meeting.
- A second opinion when two tools report different revenue.GA4 against Stripe, side by side, with where the gap comes from.
- An answer to "is this number weird?" without calling a meeting.The chart, the history and the SQL in one message.
- Help with the questions investors send after an update.A drafted answer with the numbers and their sources. You check it and send it.
One customer's MRR was overstated 4.5 times. tvaras caught it before the board deck went out.
Questions people actually ask.
“How did MRR move this month, and why?”
tvaras: Uses the MRR definition your team agreed, compares it with last month and splits the change into new, expansion and churn. The SQL is attached.
“What's our blended CAC this month against Q1?”
tvaras: Joins ad spend with new customers in your warehouse and splits it by channel. It tells you which assumptions it made, so you can argue with them.
“Why did revenue drop on the 14th?”
tvaras: Goes through payouts and cancellations for that day and shows which accounts made up most of the dip.
“Can you build a dashboard for the board meeting?”
tvaras: Drafts a Playground with revenue, growth and the product metrics you name. You look it over, ask for changes and share the link.
The daily spend dashboard
A live ad-spend dashboard with a drilldown into the top campaigns. Normally that is a three-week request to a data team. This one was built from a single prompt.
See it live