Use case
Excel work, handed back as Excel.
Sensitivity tables, returns waterfalls, model audits, dashboard refreshes — your AI coworker does the work in Excel and hands back a workbook with formulas live, not values.
What it does
Real workbooks, not screenshots of numbers.
Most AI tools give you a markdown table or a screenshot. Your AI coworker gives you back a working .xlsx file. Cells contain the formulas an analyst would write — =SUM, =NPV, =XIRR, =INDEX/MATCH, =SUMPRODUCT. Change a driver, the model recalculates.
You can also bring your own workbook. Upload an existing model, ask for a sensitivity tab on EBITDA × multiple, get back the file with the new tab wired in.
How it's different
Built like an analyst would build it.
Formulas, not values
Cells link to other cells. Drivers feed into outputs. Open it next year and the structure still tells you what it does.
Two-variable tables
Sensitivity tables on the variables you care about — WACC × terminal growth, EBITDA × multiple, hold period × exit multiple — generated alongside the base case.
BYO workbook
Upload an existing model. Ask for a new tab, an audit, or a refresh of the figures. You get the file back with the changes in place.
Pull up a desk.
500 free credits. No credit card. Your AI coworker is ready whenever you are.