For companies whose answers are stuck in a database
Ask your business data a question. Get the real number back.
No dashboards to build, no report to wait for, no SQL to write. Connect the systems you already run on, then ask in plain English — the way you would ask the person who usually pulls it for you.
No card needed. Nothing is written to your database — ever.
Which 5 operators paid us the most last month?
Your top five last month came to ₹18,42,600 between them — about 31% of the month's billing.
| Operator | Billed |
|---|---|
| Sunrise Cable Network | ₹5,12,400 |
| Metro Vision Digital | ₹4,08,900 |
| Sai Communications | ₹3,44,150 |
| Netlink Broadband | ₹2,98,700 |
| Star Digital Services | ₹2,78,450 |
The AI never invents a number
It writes a query; your database does the arithmetic. Every figure you see was computed by your own system, not produced by a model.
It cannot change your data
Every generated query is read by a deterministic safety check before it runs. Anything that is not a single read-only lookup is refused outright.
It says when it isn't sure
An ambiguous question gets a short clarifying question back instead of a confident guess — which is the failure that makes analytics tools untrustworthy.
How it works
Set up once. Then just ask.
Most of the work is a one-time conversation about your own data — after that it is a chat box.
- 1
Connect what you already run on
Point it at your database, upload a file, link a Google Sheet, or read Tally directly. It reads the structure once and works out what everything means.
- 2
Tell it what your words mean
“Revenue” means something specific in your business. Say it once — including which rows count — and every future answer uses your definition instead of guessing.
- 3
Ask, and share the answer
Anyone on your team asks in plain English. Pin the answers worth watching to a dashboard, and see at a glance what moved since last week.
Connects to
Including the database sitting in your own office
Most tools like this only reach databases already on the internet. The Saarvo Connector runs on your server and calls out to us, so nothing has to be exposed and no firewall rule changes.
Microsoft SQL Server
Including databases on non-standard ports
PostgreSQL
Neon, Supabase, CockroachDB, Yugabyte
MySQL / MariaDB
PlanetScale too
TallyPrime
Read live, or upload an export
Google Sheets
Reads the sheet as it is right now
CSV & Excel
Several files can make one data source
Connected two systems that describe the same customers? One question can return them matched together — billing from one beside support tickets from the other, row by row.
Pricing
Pay for what you ask, not seats sitting idle
Every plan includes a monthly allowance of credits. A simple lookup costs 1 credit, a normal analysis 3, a deep multi-step one 8 — so a quiet month costs you less.
Lite
For an owner or accountant who wants to ask their Tally in plain English.
₹999/ month
250 credits includedabout 83 normal questions
Start with Lite- 1 data source — Tally, a database or a file
- 3 people
- Saarvo Connector for Tally and office databases
- Dashboards and saved charts
- Email support
Pro
For a team that wants its own numbers, any time, without waiting on a report.
₹1,999/ month
550 credits includedabout 183 normal questions
Start with Pro- 2 data sources
- 10 people
- Saarvo Connector for Tally and office databases
- Per-person permissions and credit limits
- Business terms — teach it your own words
- Faster email support
Business
For a company running on more than one system.
₹4,999/ month
1,400 credits includedabout 466 normal questions
Start with Business- 5 data sources
- 25 people
- Cross-database matching — one answer joined across systems
- Setup call and schema review
- Priority support
Enterprise
For groups whose data lives in many places at once.
Custom
Priced on your people, data sources and monthly volume
Talk to sales- Unlimited data sources
- Unlimited people
- Credits, limits and price set to your volume
- Cross-database matching — one answer joined across systems
- Guided onboarding and schema review
- Named contact for support
Start with 20 free credits — no card
That is about 6 normal questions. One data source, 2 people, and every safety control the paid plans have. Run out mid-month on any plan and you can top up: 500 extra credits for ₹2,000 — ₹4 a credit on every pack.
Prices in INR, per month, excluding GST. Paid by bank transfer or UPI while online payment is being set up — we activate your account the same day.
Questions
The things people ask first
- Can it change or delete anything in my database?
- No. Every query the AI writes is inspected by a deterministic safety check before it reaches your database — a single read-only lookup is the only thing that passes. We also ask you to connect with a read-only login, so there are two independent reasons it cannot write.
- What is a “question”, exactly?
- One thing you ask. A straight lookup costs 1 credit, a normal analysis 3, and a deep multi-step one 8 — the system decides, and tells you what it charged. You can also cap how many credits each person may use in a month.
- Our database is inside our office network. Does that work?
- Yes — that is what the Saarvo Connector is for. You install a small program on a machine that can already reach the database. It calls out to us; nothing calls in, so no port is opened and no firewall rule changes.
- What happens when we run out of credits?
- Asking stops until the next month or a top-up — it never silently keeps billing. Top-ups are ₹4 a credit, starting at ₹2,000 for 500 credits. If you are buying them often, moving up a plan gives you more credits for the money, plus more people and data sources.
- Can different people see different data?
- Yes. You choose which databases each person can reach, and can go further and split one database into areas — so everyone sees the customer list while only finance sees the credit limit on it.
Your first real answer, in about ten minutes
Connect one data source, ask one question you already know the answer to, and check it. That is the whole evaluation.
Start free — 20 credits