What it answers
Ask what you’d ask an analyst.
Every build is shaped around your team's questions. These come from our own.
Managers
- Which of my campaigns are doing badly this quarter?
- Leads per campaign per month this year, by manager.
- Tell me everything about this client.One question, every linked record.
Sales
- Where should this client open a new office?Joins public US Census income data with where the client already ranks.
- How many reviews does this client need to show up on Google Maps, and how long will that take?
Finance
- Who owes us money?
- Payments by client this year, largest first.Only for roles that see payments in the app.
Operations
- What needs attention today?Test phones left on, missing forwarding numbers, sites that are down, ended subscriptions.
- What does a caller hear on each of our numbers?
Customer service
- Yesterday's voicemails across all my campaigns.
- Which reviews have no reply yet, newest first?
Everyone
- How many hours did my team log last week?Managers see their team. Everyone else sees themselves.
- Give me all of it as a file.Large results arrive as a file and are analysed on your computer.
Ask in English or any other language. The answer comes back in the same one.
Speed and cost
Your laptops do the heavy lifting. The work runs on computers you already pay for. The server part is one thin service in your cloud.
Your team's computers
- Claude Code does the thinking
- Charts and file analysis run locally
- Uses the Claude plans you already have
Your cloud
- Inside or next to your backend, on AWS or any provider
- Checks each person's key
- Keeps no copy of your data
Your systems
- Their own access checks decide every answer
- Read only
- Every request logged
What you do need: a paid Claude plan with Claude Code for each person who asks.
Tokens
Spend compute, not tokens. Big data never goes through the chat.
Tokens are what AI usage is measured in, whether you pay per token or work within a plan’s limits. So SearchTrophy keeps bulk data away from the model. Claude writes a short script, your laptop runs it, and only the answer goes back through the chat.
- Totals and rankings are computed on the server, not by reading rows in the chat
- “Give me all of it” becomes a compressed file, analysed on the laptop with Python or DuckDB
- About 45% lower cost on the same 27 real questions after one round of new tools
Take every lead this year and find the best weekday for each campaign.
SELECT campaign, dayname(created) AS day, count(*) AS leads FROM 'leads_2026.csv.gz' GROUP BY campaign, day QUALIFY row_number() OVER ( PARTITION BY campaign ORDER BY leads DESC) = 1;
48,213 rows stayed on your laptop. Only these came back:
| Campaign | Best day | Leads |
|---|---|---|
| ACME-01 Acme Co. | Tuesday | 1,284 |
| SMPL-03 Sample Dental | Monday | 962 |
| DEMO-04 Demo Law Group | Thursday | 517 |
One question, before and after
“Which campaigns use the AI receptionist?” A tool shaped like the question replaced dozens of generic lookups.
27 real staff questions, before and after one round of new tools
Each row is scaled to its own “before” value. Same questions, run through Claude Code both times.
Later rounds took typical questions from 10–12 steps to 3.
Light pages, too.The ten SaaS homepages we measured on October 25, 2026 transferred between 0.2 and 8 MB each. This page: under 100 KB.
Usage insights
Gets better the more you use it. Slow questions show what to build next.
- Someone asks a question.
- The question and each step are logged.
- Slow questions stand out in usage insights.
- A new tool is built, with its instructions in the same release.
- Every laptop picks it up at its next start, without anyone noticing.
Tell your team their questions are kept. It's how the tool learns what to build next.
| Most asked | Times |
|---|---|
| Leads per campaign this month | 38 |
| Yesterday's voicemails | 27 |
| Who owes us money? | 11 |
| Slowest | Steps | |
|---|---|---|
| Which numbers forward nowhere? | 11 | Build a tool |
Get started
Bring three questions your team asks every week.
On a call, we'll show how they would be answered on your systems, and what the build would take.