PulseQL · v1.1 — releasing soonmacOS · windows · linux

AI for data work, with the work still visible.

Most analytics AI either operates as an opaque black box or gets banned outright. Both leave teams with work they can't defend. PulseQL keeps every step inspectable so the team can review, refine, and approve before anything ships.

Workflow

Reviewable

human-in-the-loop by design

Product

Desktop app

focused workspace

Scope

Focused

workflow, review, value

pulseql · governed workspace · v1.1 preview

active workflow

Churn by acquisition channel

review
01

Ask a data question

plain-English starting point

02

Review the proposed work

human judgement stays visible

03

Refine the output

iterate before sharing

04

Promote what is useful

turn work into a reusable artifact

status

v1.1 soon

platforms

03

scope

focused

01 / The walkthrough

One question, end to end.

What “keeping every step inspectable” looks like in practice. A question goes in; a reviewed, approved artifact comes out — with the path between them visible the whole way.

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ask

“What changed in this metric, and what should the team review before sharing it?”

review path

  1. 1

    understand the request

    keep the user intent visible

  2. 2

    prepare a reviewable draft

    no invisible automation

  3. 3

    surface assumptions

    make uncertainty easy to spot

  4. 4

    promote only after review

    team judgement stays in the loop

reviewed output

PulseQL keeps the proposed work, assumptions, and review state visible before a result becomes something the team depends on.

draft preparedassumptions visibleready for review

Review status: ready(human approval recommended)

Ready for team review.

01Ask
02Review
03Refine
04Approve
05Share
AI-assisted data work should be reviewable before teams rely on it.
The product's whole reason for being

02 / What it does

Six capabilities, one loop.

Every feature ladders up to that promise. Together they form the same workflow on repeat: ask, review, refine, approve, share.

01

Bring the work together

Move from question to reviewed output in one focused workspace instead of bouncing across disconnected tools.

02

Ask in natural language

Start from a plain-English question and keep the generated work visible enough for a human to inspect.

03

Review before relying

PulseQL is designed around reviewable steps, not invisible automation.

04

Keep trust visible

Outputs are shaped so teams can understand why they should trust them before sharing them more broadly.

05

Respect governance

The product is built for teams that care about privacy, access boundaries, and approval workflows.

06

Publish to your team

Turn useful work into reusable team artifacts after the right people have reviewed it.

03 / Where it fits

Where it earns its keep.

Four team contexts where the reviewable workflow pays for itself — places where invisible automation isn't an option and banning AI isn't either.

Analytics engineering

Give analysts and engineers a shared place to review AI-assisted data work before it becomes a team artifact.

Pipeline generation

Move from intent to a reviewable draft that the team can inspect before using.

Governed self-serve BI

Help business users ask better questions while keeping serious data work reviewable by the team.

Workflow prototyping

Explore an analytical workflow quickly, then decide what deserves to become reusable.

04 / Try it

PulseQL v1.1 — releasing soon.

Builds for macOS, Windows, and Linux are in late-stage testing. Drop a note and you'll be the first to know when downloads go live — or read the case study for how the workflow was designed in the meantime.

macOS

releasing soon

v1.1 builds will ship as .dmg.

Windows

releasing soon

v1.1 builds will ship as .exe · .msi.

Linux

releasing soon

v1.1 builds will ship as .deb · .rpm · .AppImage.