Product

One loom for every question your company asks.

Connect the tools you already run, agree what your numbers mean once, then ask in plain English. Every answer arrives with the thread that made it.

A woven answer: 97 percent and a chart
Eight loose bundles of data threads leaving their source tags

01

Connect

Read-only connectors for the whole stack.

240+ sources, from your warehouse and production replica to billing, CRM, support and the spreadsheets finance swears by. Each connector asks for the narrowest scope the tool allows.

Minutes, not sprints

Minutes, not sprints

OAuth or a service account; most teams connect four sources in the first call.

Nothing copied

Nothing copied

Warpyn queries in place and stores query plans and saved answers only.

Schema-aware

Schema-aware

Column descriptions and your dbt docs are read so answers use your names.

02

Map

Agree what revenue means, once.

The glossary holds about thirty definitions: revenue, active account, churn, expansion. Each is plain English with the SQL underneath, owned by a named person. Change one and every answer that depends on it re-weaves.

One customer key

One customer key

Every source is matched to the same account, with a review queue for anything uncertain.

Owned definitions

Owned definitions

Each term has an owner and a history, so nobody argues about which ‘active’ was used.

Visible in answers

Visible in answers

Every figure lists the definitions it used, right under the number.

Source records combed into threads that run through the reed
Woven answer: 112 percent

03

Ask

Ask the way you would ask a colleague.

Type a question, get the figure first and the reason underneath. Follow up in the same thread: by region, since March, excluding trials. Save anything worth asking again and have it delivered on Monday at 08:00.

Plain English

Plain English

No SQL, no dashboard to find, no ticket to the data team.

Follow-ups

Follow-ups

Each answer keeps its context, so the next question can be three words long.

Scheduled answers

Scheduled answers

Email or Slack, with a note when the figure moves more than usual.

04

Pulse

Alerts that arrive with the answer attached.

Pulse learns a normal range for every metric you follow and speaks up only when a change is both unusual and large enough to matter. Every alert names the rows that moved most.

Quiet by default

Quiet by default

About two alerts a week for a typical growth team.

Explained

Explained

Each alert includes the baseline, the change and the three biggest movers.

In your channel

In your channel

Slack, email or a webhook, threaded so follow-ups stay together.

A snagged vermilion thread running through woven cloth
Woven answer: 2.4 times

05

Lineage

Pull any thread back to its rows.

Click any bar, point or number and Warpyn shows the source rows, each join and filter, and the definitions it used. Flag a step and your data team receives the exact query to fix, not a screenshot.

Row-level

Row-level

See the invoice, ticket or event behind a figure, where you have access.

Auditable

Auditable

Every answer is stored with its plan, so last quarter’s board numbers can be re-checked.

Permission-aware

Permission-aware

Rows you cannot see never reach your answer, and totals say so.

06

Before and after

What changes in the first month.

Measured across 212 companies in their first six months with Warpyn.

Measured across 212 companies in their first six months with Warpyn.

Before

Four days per question

A ticket to the data team, a queue, a dashboard, then a follow-up because the first cut was wrong.

After

Forty seconds per answer

Asked in plain English by the person who needs it, with the rows behind it one click away.

Also after

47% fewer dashboards

Teams retire the dashboards nobody opened and keep the handful they actually run the business on.

See your own numbers woven in the first call.

Bring two read-only connections. We will answer a question you care about before the call ends.

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