I didn’t build Qoriq because marketers need another dashboard. I built it because I believe we should be able to simply ask our data what’s going on. AI has made it possible to do incredibly powerful things with data. But there’s still a big gap between “I want to use AI for my marketing data” and actually making it work. You can build your own AI agent, connect APIs, manage tokens, write prompts, provide context, build workflows and spend hours figuring out why the answers aren’t quite right. Most marketers don’t want to do any of that. They just want answers. That’s why I built Qoriq. You connect your marketing data and simply ask questions in plain language: What changed this week? Which channels are driving conversions? Why did organic traffic drop? What should I focus on next? Qoriq finds the relevant data, connects the dots and gives you an answer with evidence, advice and suggested next steps. But there’s another part I really care about: Qoriq doesn’t just answer the question you thought to ask. It can ask the questions you didn’t think of — pointing out patterns, anomalies or opportunities that might otherwise go unnoticed. So instead of spending your time building an AI analyst, figuring out tokens and prompts, or digging through dashboards, you can spend your time actually doing marketing. I originally built Qoriq for myself. Now I’m curious whether it can become the marketing analyst other teams have been looking for too. This is the first public launch, so I’d genuinely love your feedback. What would be the first question you’d ask Qoriq?

Qoriq is your marketing analyst

Ask marketing questions. Get answers from your data.

Ask marketing questions. Get answers from your data.