I built Plainly because I watched too many small business owners avoid their own data. Not because they didn't care — but because GA4 is genuinely overwhelming if you're not an analyst. Every conversation went the same way: "Yeah I have Google Analytics installed." "What do the numbers say?" "…honestly, I have no idea." That's the problem. The data is right there. The story is buried. Plainly connects to Google Analytics in one click and uses Claude Sonnet 4.5 to translate the numbers into a 60-second read-out — what changed, the most likely reason, and a specific next step. Then it emails you a fresh one every Monday morning so the loop closes itself. A few things I deliberately chose: → No charts to decode. Just the answer. → Read-only access. Plainly can't touch your Analytics, only read. → The AI cites real numbers and dates instead of guessing — and is explicitly told not to hedge with words like "might" or "appears to." → Agency plan ($79/mo) lets consultants white-label the reports for clients. This is my first product launch and I'd love your honest feedback. Curious what jumps out for you: — Does the read-out style actually make sense? — What's a metric or pattern in your GA4 you wish someone would just explain? — What would make you trust an AI to tell you what's happening in your business? Try the free demo at myplainly.com — no credit card. Happy to answer anything in the comments.

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Your Google Analytics, finally in plain English.

Your Google Analytics, finally in plain English.