Most founders I know treat their data like gym memberships.

They pay for it. They know it's good for them. They visit it twice in January. Then it sits there, judging them silently.

The problem isn't motivation. It's friction.

Setting up proper analytics = hiring a data person, waiting 3 months for dashboards, then realizing you asked the wrong questions.

LiveDocs tries to solve this differently.

→ Upload a CSV or connect your data source
→ Ask questions in plain English
→ Get SQL queries, charts, and dashboards generated automatically

The "20+ use cases" they list sounds like marketing fluff until you realize it covers: churn prediction, A/B test analysis, revenue forecasting, anomaly detection.

Basically, stuff that used to require a data team or expensive BI tools.

Free tier, no credit card required.

My take: won't replace a senior data analyst. But for early-stage founders who need quick answers without building infrastructure? Could save weeks of "let me just check the spreadsheet" meetings.

Though knowing founders, they'll still find a way to make decisions based on vibes.

What's your current data stack at pre-seed/seed? Spreadsheets, proper BI, or pure intuition?

https://livedocs.com/