PlainSight reads your spreadsheet like an analyst — the KPIs that matter, how you compare to your industry, and the two or three moves worth making next — in plain English, and privately, right in your browser. This page has our commercials, a press release, brand assets, and fast facts. For anything else, email ps.insightfulactions@gmail.com.
Two finished spots — a general small-business cut and an oil & gas cut. Same idea, targeted footage. Both play here, hosted on our own site.
The story your numbers are telling — for shops, studios, practices, and traders.
Decline curves, EUR, and per-well economics — read like a reservoir analyst.
Short, sound-off brand clips you can loop or drop into a cut.
Analyst reading a spreadsheet (general).
Field engineer with a live decline curve (oil & gas).
PlainSight (plainsightai.app) today announced the general availability of its browser-based analytics app that reads a business's own spreadsheet the way a seasoned analyst would — surfacing the KPIs that matter, benchmarking them against the industry, and recommending the two or three moves worth making next — all in plain English.
Most owners are sitting on the answers; they're just buried in a spreadsheet. Reading them usually takes time, tools, and a comfort with data that running a business doesn't leave room for. PlainSight closes that gap: drop in a CSV or Excel export — a POS report, bookkeeping, a trade log, or a well's production history — and in seconds it returns a clear dashboard, industry benchmarks, and prioritized actions.
The design choice PlainSight is proudest of is privacy by architecture: a user's raw data is parsed and analyzed entirely in the browser and never uploaded to or stored on a server. Optional AI features send only anonymized summary figures — never raw rows, names, or file contents.
PlainSight adapts to the data it's given. It runs a Revenue view for sales and invoices, an Operations view for oil & gas production (decline curves, EUR, per-well economics, and Baker Hughes basin context), and a Trading view that pairs raw broker fills into round-trip trades. Sample datasets span salons, restaurants, gyms, dental and law practices, e-commerce, trucking, oilfield services, and more.
“People don't need more dashboards — they need to know what their numbers are actually telling them, without handing their data to anyone,” said Christopher Taylor, founder of PlainSight. “PlainSight gives a small-business owner the read they'd get from an analyst, in seconds, and it never leaves their browser.”
PlainSight is free to try: explore every industry on sample data, and free accounts include one upload of their own file with a full on-device dashboard and a saved report. Pro ($19.99/month or $99/year) unlocks unlimited uploads, downloadable reports, data exports, and the AI layer (AI benchmarks, live sector news, Ask-your-data, and ledger-photo reading). A one-time Report pack ($12.99) is available for occasional reporting without a subscription.
About PlainSight — PlainSight (Insightful Actions) is a privacy-first analytics app that turns everyday spreadsheets and transaction exports into plain-language insights, industry benchmarks, and boardroom-ready reports, entirely in the browser. Learn more at plainsightai.app. PlainSight is not affiliated with any other company using the name “PlainSight.”
Media contact: ps.insightfulactions@gmail.com
Product: PlainSight — Insightful Actions Tagline: The story your numbers are telling Site: plainsightai.app Category: privacy-first spreadsheet analytics Runs: entirely in your browser Modes: Revenue · Operations (oil & gas) · Trading Free: samples + one upload Pro: $19.99/mo · $99/yr Report pack: $12.99 one-time
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