Your data + Claude
All your numbers in one place. Ask Claude anything.
Every number from your stores, ads, email and reviews, in one place on a machine you own, live to the hour. Then anyone on your team can ask Claude a plain question and get an answer from your real numbers. Not a guess.
What your AI team reads
Shopify
AmazonMeta
Google Ads
TikTok Shop
Klaviyo
Where you see it
Slack
Claude
Sheets
Drive
Six of the connections shown. Every store, ad account, email tool and spreadsheet feeds the same place.
- a year in revenue managed
- $800M+
- how fresh every answer is
- To the hour
- every store, ad account, email tool and spreadsheet
- All of it
- Claude can ask, never change
- Look, not touch
Every number, one place
Your stores, ads, email and reviews, pulled into one place, live to the hour.
Your AI team reads every account you already use and keeps a copy of the numbers on your machine. Then it shows them wherever your team already looks: Slack, Claude, a Google Sheet, the Monday deck.
What your AI team reads
Shopify
AmazonTikTok Shop
WalmartMeta
Google Ads
TikTok
Snapchat
Klaviyo
Northbeam
GorgiasGoogle Analytics
and anything with a website, a login or a spreadsheet
One place, on your machine
On your machine, in your office. Everything your AI team reads lives here.
- Sales
- Ads
- Inventory
- Email & SMS
- Reviews
- Support
- Rankings
Where you see it
SlackMorning brief, alerts, approvals
ClaudeAsk anything, get an answer with a chart
Google SheetsSheets that refresh themselves
- Monday deckThe weekly review, built for you
We're placing the Q4 order next week. What should we buy more of, and can we afford it without dipping under $250k cash?
Four products will run out before Christmas at the pace they sold in the last eight weeks. The bamboo sheet set is the urgent one: 31 days of stock against a 45-day lead time.
Days of stock left vs. days to Christmas
Ordering 3,200 bamboo sets, 1,100 duvet bundles and 900 pillowcase pairs costs about $186k. With September's expected cash-in, you stay above $250k through November as long as the deposit is split 30/70. I'd hold the topper order until January.
From your sales, inventory and bank feed · live to the hour · Example numbers
Ask Claude like a colleague
Ask a real question. Get a real answer, with the chart.
Claude is connected to your numbers, so anyone on your team can ask a plain question from their laptop or phone and get an answer from your actual sales, ads, inventory and email, not a guess.
Things people ask
- Which products should we reorder before the holidays?
- What did last week's email test do to repeat orders?
- Where did our best new customers come from in August?
- How many days of stock do we have on the top ten products?
- Which ads are paying for themselves and which aren't?
- Build me a sheet of Amazon sales by marketplace for the board.
Same answer everywhere
One number, wherever you ask.
Slack, Claude and the sheet read from the same place. The revenue figure in the Monday deck is the one your AI team posted at 6 AM and the one Claude gives your CFO at lunch. No more three versions of last month.
In Slack, 6:00 AM
reports
In Claude, 12:40 PM
What was revenue for the last 30 days, all channels?
$612,480
Amazon $338k, Shopify $184k, TikTok Shop $64k, wholesale $26k. Up 11% on the previous 30 days.
Same figure your AI team posted this morning · live to the hour
In the sheet, always
| Line | Last 30 days |
|---|---|
| Amazon | $338,120 |
| Shopify | $184,260 |
| TikTok Shop | $64,300 |
| Wholesale | $25,800 |
| Total revenue | $612,480 |
Example numbers.
Numbers you can trust
Four promises about every number your AI team gives you.
- 01
Live to the hour
Every store, ad account and marketplace refreshes at least hourly — often faster. Ask at 3 PM and the answer includes this afternoon's orders.
- 02
Every figure says where it came from
A number without a source is a rumor. Every answer names the accounts it was built from and the hour it runs through.
- 03
Never guesses which channel
If you ask for sales and don't name the channel, your AI team asks. Amazon, Shopify and TikTok Shop are never quietly blended.
- 04
One set of numbers for the whole team
Founder, ops and finance all see the same figure. The Monday deck and the CFO's spreadsheet finally agree.
Reports that build themselves
The sheet updates itself. The Monday deck is ready before Monday.
Nobody on your team exports a CSV again. Your AI team keeps the weekly numbers in a Google Sheet that refreshes every hour, builds the Monday deck on Sunday night, and posts both in Slack.
Revenue · this week
$148k
+9% vs last week
New customers
1,930
+14%
Return on ad spend
2.7×
+0.2
Email + SMS share
27%
flat
| Week | Revenue | Ad spend | Return | New customers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Week 31 | $126,400 | $49,100 | 2.6× | 1,640 |
| Week 32 | $131,900 | $51,300 | 2.6× | 1,700 |
| Week 33 | $136,200 | $52,700 | 2.6× | 1,810 |
| Week 34 | $148,050 | $54,400 | 2.7× | 1,930 |
| Last 4 weeks | $542,550 | $207,500 | 2.6× | 7,080 |
Harbor & Pine · weekly review
Best week since Q1. Amazon led, email caught up.
Revenue
$148k
Ad spend
$54k
Return
2.7×
Nova in #reports, Sunday 9:00 PM
The Monday deck is ready. Fourteen slides, three things to decide.
Example numbers.
Private by design
Your data stays yours. Here's what that means.
Lives on your machine
Your numbers sit on the machine we build for you, in your office, under your own accounts. Not on our servers.
Nobody trains on it
Your sales, customers and ad results are never used to train anyone's models. Not ours, not Claude's.
Claude can read, not change
Claude answers questions. It can't touch a budget, a listing or a customer. Changes still go through your AI team and your approval in Slack.
You decide who can ask what
Finance sees margins, the media buyer sees ads, a new hire sees what you allow. Every question is logged with who asked.
The one page where we name the technical details.
Questions
The ones founders ask on the first call.
Where does my data live?
Your numbers live on your machine, in your office. When your AI team or Claude works on a question, only the figures that question needs go to the AI provider, under an account in your company's name, with customer names stripped out, and they are not kept or used for training. Nothing goes to Growth Dept. If you ever move on, the machine, your AI team, the data and every playbook stay with you and keep running exactly as they are, with the manual and the change record.
What do you mean by 'you own the machine'?
We build a dedicated machine for your brand, set it up, and ship it to you. It runs your AI team, holds your numbers and every connection. It's your property from day one, and so is everything we build on it. After Day 30 we hold no standing key: when your AI team needs a hand from us, you grant access from Slack for that job, every sign-in by us lands in the change record with a name and a reason, and it switches off when the job is done.
Which platforms do you work with?
Shopify, Amazon, TikTok Shop, Walmart, Meta, Google, TikTok, Snapchat, AppLovin, Klaviyo, Northbeam, Google Sheets, Slack and Claude out of the box: 102 connections running today across our brands. Anything else your team uses, we connect on request, usually in days, and it is quoted before we start.
Can I ask Claude about my business?
Yes. We connect Claude to your numbers, so anyone on your team can ask Claude a plain question — 'which products drove the jump in order size last month?' — and get an answer from your real numbers.
Next step
Forty-five minutes with our team. Your AI team in your Slack a week later.
Bring your store URL and the numbers you already trust. You'll leave with a written plan: what your AI team takes on first, what it costs, and when it's in your Slack.
- Johnson
- Nova
- Emily
- Carley
growth-dept
Your department's first week. Roles are examples.