running today
No figure ships unless it traces to a pulled number
The writing can only use placeholders; a checker swaps in real pulled numbers - or refuses to ship.
Others ask you to trust the summary. This one proves it.
watch it work ->B1THE BLOCKSevery piece, marked by what runs today vs what we add per build
Built from pieces you can point at.
Every piece below is either running today or added to your build on request. Pick what your business needs; we tailor it and hand it over - yours.
RUNNING TODAY means you can watch it work on this site right now; ADDED PER BUILD means we build it into your version on request.
72 pieces - 45 running today - the rest added per build
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Where the numbers come from
Your website's visitor counter
Reads how many people visited and what they looked at.
Connected to the counter your site already has - nothing new to install.
see a live edition ->What people searched to find you
The searches that led people to your business.
Wired to your own search listing, with your exact site.
see it under the hood ->Your social page
Followers and posts, pulled from your own page.
Your accounts stay yours - we connect with a one-time approval you control.
see it under the hood ->Any spreadsheet of your numbers
Sales weeks, bookings, spend - the sheets you already keep.
We read the columns your sheet already has; nothing to reformat.
the sample book runs on these ->Google Analytics
The visitor numbers many businesses already collect.
Connected to your property, reporting the measures you actually use.
Standard across all six products torn down 2026-07-04.
Your ad accounts
Google, Meta, or LinkedIn ads - spend and results in the same edition.
Only the accounts you run, only the measures you care about.
Universal at the incumbents (torn down 2026-07-04).
Google Search Console
How your site shows up in Google searches.
Wired to your verified site, scoped to exactly the pages you mean.
see a live edition ->A watched Google Sheet
The sheet your team already keeps becomes a source that reads itself, every week.
Your columns, your meanings - approved once with Google, checked every pull.
A mail-in address for your numbers
Forward the weekly export; the desk files it itself - no sign-in, no clicking.
One address per client; only mail from your own address is ever read.
see the mailed-in edition ->Your CRM or accounting export
Deals, invoices, revenue - from the system that already has them.
We read the export your system already produces - no new software on your side.
The incumbents' catalogs are marketing-locked; odd sources are exactly what a bespoke build adds.
Your till, register, or internal system
Shop-floor numbers, straight from where they happen.
One small connection per source, built for your exact system - and every figure it files keeps a picture of the screen it was read from.
Absent from every torn-down catalog (2026-07-04) - a bespoke-build specialty.
A screen the desk reads for you
Your own portals, with a picture of the screen each number came from.
Your portal, your credential, your agreement - a read that mismatches its screen is dropped, never guessed.
see the demo portal ->Your database
For businesses whose numbers live in their own database.
Read-only, scoped to the measures you approve.
Gated to enterprise tiers at Narrative BI and AgencyAnalytics (2026-07-04).
Several accounts of one kind
Many ad accounts or pages, one edition.
Grouped the way your book is grouped.
AgencyAnalytics pattern (2026-07-04).
A watchdog on every connection
If a source breaks, you hear about it in plain words - with a quick way to reconnect.
Alerts go to whoever owns the client, never in jargon.
see your desk ->Sources grouped by client or manager
Keep a big book organized by who owns what.
Grouped to match how your team already splits the work.
Whatagraph source-manager pattern (2026-07-04).
What the edition contains
Charts drawn in your client's colors
One consistent chart language, sixteen different brands - automatically.
Your client's colors are checked for readability by the machine, every time.
see the sample book ->The week's numbers with honest change arrows
Up, down, or flat - against the period before.
The tiles show the measures that matter to that client, not a fixed set.
see a live edition ->A plain-words story of what happened
Two short paragraphs a busy owner actually reads.
Tone and length tuned to your clients; every figure checked before it appears.
read one ->The top pages, queries, or products
Ranked lists straight from the pulled data.
Whatever your sources rank - pages, searches, products, staff.
This period against the last one
Every measure carries its honest change.
Weekly or monthly, per client.
Longer memory: "the best week on record"
The edition knows a client's history, not just its week - computed, never recalled.
The horizons your business thinks in: season, quarter, year.
see a live edition ->Goals with owners and progress
Targets, progress bars, and who's responsible.
Your targets, entered once, tracked every edition.
Databox goals/scorecards pattern (2026-07-04).
Notes pinned to the timeline
"Campaign started here" - so the numbers have context.
Your team pins what happened; the edition shows it where it matters.
see a live edition ->A worth-considering box
Two or three options grounded in the checked figures - suggestions, never instructions.
Per client, on or off - some clients want options, some want numbers only.
see a live edition ->"This moved unusually" alerts
A statistical check flags surprising movements.
Thresholds set to your business's normal, not a generic default.
see your desk ->A projection block, labeled as a projection
Where the numbers point, clearly marked as an estimate.
Computed from your history, always labeled, never mixed with facts.
AgencyAnalytics/Databox forecasting pattern (2026-07-04).
Your numbers next to your industry's
Context: is this good for a shop like yours?
Benchmarks from sources you trust, cited in the edition.
AgencyAnalytics benchmarks pattern (2026-07-04).
Measures combined across sources
Cost per booking, revenue per visitor - math across sources.
Your formulas, agreed once, computed every edition.
Category-standard blending - ours as code-derived measures with tracing.
A one-page owner's summary edition
The same week, told shorter for the busiest reader.
One pipeline, two editions: the detail and the glance.
see the one-page view ->A meeting slideshow of the edition
The same checked numbers, shaped for a screen at the front of a room.
Your agenda order, your brand.
Present-mode pattern at AgencyAnalytics and Swydo (2026-07-04).
How every number is checked
A person approves before anything sends
The machine assembles; a human says go.
Approval sits with whoever you choose - you, or your account manager.
Click any figure, see where it came from
Every number can walk you back to the pull that produced it.
The trace works on every source we connect for you.
trace a figure in this edition ->The receipts on every edition
What it cost, what was checked, what was rejected - one click deeper.
Receipts stay attached to each edition, forever.
open an edition's receipts ->A record of every send
What went out, when, to whom - on the record.
A client-facing version on request.
the delivery log ->How it reaches people
A branded email edition
Lands in the inbox, reads on a phone.
Your sender name and look on request (see: whose name is on it).
see the flow ->A web link that always works
The full edition with charts, shareable.
Links can live on your own web address in a tailored build.
A spoken summary
The edition's story, read aloud - only the checked words.
The voice runs on our own machine today; on yours in a private build.
hear one ->Sends itself weekly or monthly
The Monday morning run, without anyone remembering.
Per-client cadence and hour; a due edition never double-sends.
the schedule at work ->A digest into Slack or Teams
The short version, where your team already talks.
Your channels, your mention rules.
Narrative BI and Databox pattern (2026-07-04).
A PDF for filing
The edition as a document, for clients who file things.
Print-true to the brand.
Category standard (2026-07-04).
A sign-in room for your clients
Each client sees their own editions, nothing else.
Your brand on the door.
AgencyAnalytics and Swydo client-portal pattern (2026-07-04).
Password-protected links
Editions that only the right people open.
Your policy: open, protected, or portal-only.
DashThis and Swydo pattern (2026-07-04).
Delivery you can verify
Did it arrive, did they open it - and automatic resend on failure.
Reliability reporting into your own inbox.
Swydo's >99 percent delivery mechanics (2026-07-04).
Their timezone, currency, language
Editions that respect where each client lives.
Per-client locale, set once.
Whatagraph and Swydo pattern; Swydo ships 14 languages (2026-07-04).
A narrated video edition
The week's story as a short video, for clients who watch.
Your brand, your voice choice.
watch a live edition ->An office-wall live board
The book's numbers cycling on a screen in your office.
Your KPIs, your rotation.
Databox and Geckoboard pattern (2026-07-04).
Whose name is on it
Every chart in the client's own colors
Sixteen clients, sixteen brands, one design.
Brand colors are readability-checked by code, so they always print well.
see the book ->Change the design once, every client updates
One renderer, per-client brand settings - the whole book follows.
A design change is one decision, not sixteen edits.
Your agency's name on everything
Your logo, your colors, your web address, sent from your email.
White-label depth to the level you need - per client if you want.
The incumbents tier-gate this (2026-07-04); in a build it is simply included.
The email styled separately from the report
The envelope and the letter, each their own look.
Matched to your existing client emails.
Whatagraph pattern (2026-07-04).
Running the whole client book
A whole sample agency, running
Sixteen fictional businesses, eight weeks of real editions each - assembled by the real pipeline.
Your own book replaces the sample the day you connect it.
watch the book assemble ->The whole book in one morning run
Twenty clients is a coffee's worth of machine time.
Measured, not promised - the timings are published.
the measured run ->One table over every client
The whole book's health at a glance.
Grouped by manager, brand, or location - your structure.
see your desk ->Clients grouped your way
Folders, labels, owners - a big book stays navigable.
Mirrors how your team already divides the work.
Category pattern (2026-07-04).
Budget pacing flags across the book
Overspend and underspend flagged before month-end.
Your budgets, your thresholds.
NinjaCat pattern (2026-07-04) - ours computed in code.
Change many clients at once
A schedule shift or a design change, applied across the book.
Guard-railed: bulk changes preview before they apply.
AgencyAnalytics bulk operations (2026-07-04).
Who on your team sees what
Owners, editors, viewers - per client.
Matched to your team's actual roles.
Category permissions pattern (2026-07-04).
The AI that runs it - your choice
Fast, strongest, or private - you pick the models
The same pipeline runs on a fast model, on the strongest model, or on open models on your own machines.
Price follows your choice; the honesty check is identical on every tier.
the tiers, explained ->No per-call charge on our own subscription
The sample book runs on our own model subscription at a measured $0.00 marginal cost.
Real measured economics, published - not a teaser rate.
the measured numbers ->The private tier: models on your servers
Your data never leaves your machines - we set the models up as part of the build.
The spoken voice already runs locally today; the writing model plugs into any compatible host, including yours.
hear the local voice ->Every AI call metered, hard cap in code
Spending is recorded per edition and cannot pass its cap.
Caps set to your budget, enforced by the machine, visible to you.
the cost ledger ->Ask questions, get answers that cite checked figures
A conversation over your numbers that refuses to invent.
Scoped to your book, honest about what it cannot know.
ask the sample edition ->Your own AI tools can read your numbers
The checked figures, available to the assistants your team already uses.
Your tools, your access rules.
mint a key from your desk ->Your house style for the writing
Tone rules your team sets - plus a kill switch that is yours.
The writing sounds like your agency, never like a tool.
Swydo system-prompt + kill-switch pattern (2026-07-04).
Three tiers, one honesty check - price follows your choice.
Budget
A fast model for everyday editions.
runs on our own model subscription - no per-call charge
Quality
The strongest model, for the hardest writing - what writes the sample book today.
the same subscription - a measured $0.00 an edition
Private
Open models on your own machines - we set them up.
the spoken voice already runs locally today
Yours, wired into your business
The system is handed over - it is yours
Your code, your database, your keys, in your hands or hosted for you.
Handover includes the runbook and a working session with your team.
No per-source meter, no per-client tax
A build is priced once; the incumbents' bills grow with every connected account.
Your costs are the running costs, which are published and tiny.
Your reports never go dark
Editions are yours to keep - not hostages of a subscription.
Everything exports; nothing is locked in.
Results pushed into your CRM or accounting
The edition's numbers land in the systems that run your business.
Completes the journey: from your sources, through the checks, into your records.
Say it in your own words, connect your sources - it proposes the whole setup
A sentence and a connected source in; a proposed reporting setup out - approved by you before anything runs.
The proposal reads your business's own words and material.
try it in the workspace ->Paste one link - the desk proposes itself
The client's website address in; a whole proposed desk out, with the evidence for every line.
Every proposed line names where it came from - the site's own words, never a guess.
try it in the workspace ->This system already runs. We build it for your business - and you try it first, free.