Ten thousand numbers. Not one answer.
Sieve reads every sheet, table and export you keep, and hands back the one chart that matters.
Every tab you leave open is still talking.
Sieve listens to all of it.
Then it lets the noise fall through.
One question in. One chart out.
Thursday. Orders placed after the 2 pm courier left a day late.
It shows its working.
A chart you cannot check is just another opinion. Every answer Sieve gives opens down to the rows it came from.
Ask in plain words
Type the question the way you would ask a colleague. No query language, no dashboard to build first.
Get one chart back
Not a wall of tiles. One chart, with the part that answers you in amber.
Open any bar
Click a bar to see the rows behind it, with the source each row came from.
Read-only, always
Sieve reads your sources and never writes to them. Disconnect one and its data is gone from Sieve too.
One question a week
A short email each Monday with one chart Sieve thinks you should see. Turn it off in one click.
Sized by team, not by rows.
Solo
One person, up to three sources.
Team
Up to ten people, up to ten sources.
Company
Everyone, every source, single sign-on.
Fair questions.
Does Sieve change my data?
No. It connects with read-only access and never writes back to a source.
Which sources can it read?
Spreadsheets, Postgres and MySQL databases, exports from your shop platform, and CSV files you upload.
What if the answer looks wrong?
Open the bar. You see every row behind it and which source it came from, so you can check the working yourself.
Do I need to build dashboards first?
No. You ask a question; Sieve picks the tables it needs.
Can I stop the weekly email?
Yes, with one click at the bottom of any email.
Ask your first question.
Join the waitlist. We open new workspaces each week, smallest teams first.