Your knowledge,
no longer written
in stone.
Ask in plain language. Kozuki has no answers of its own — it reads your warehouse and shows you what's there, with its work attached.
01
You ask.
"How many sales did we make yesterday?" — asked the way you'd say it. No dashboards to learn, no SQL to write.
02
It reads.
Every query is checked before it touches your data — read-only, within budget, inside the permissions your database already enforces.
03
You get proof.
The finding, the table, the chart — and the exact SQL with its reasoning. Pin the good ones into live reports.
Trust is a system,
not a promise.
The model is not the product — the system around it is.
Curated knowledge, tested like code. Your business definitions live in a versioned knowledge pack; a suite of evals verifies every answer's SQL against them before changes ship.
Permissions the database enforces. Roles and data scopes are row-level security and per-role identities in your warehouse — never prompt tricks.
From question to living report. Good answers graduate: pinned as live reports, published to the team, repeat views costing nothing.
Honest answers, honest refusals. If your data cannot answer a question, Kozuki says so plainly — it never substitutes a lookalike metric, and never reports something untracked as zero.
Everything else that comes with an answer.
In your language.
Ask in Greek or English — the answer follows the language you asked in.
Or with your voice.
Dictate the question when typing is in the way.
Already answered.
While you type, answers that already exist surface — the same question is never paid for twice.
Living reports.
Pin any answer; it refreshes with your data, for everyone you publish it to.
Alerts.
“Tell me when conversion drops below 2%” — checked on schedule by SQL, never by an AI.
Data freshness.
Every report states how fresh its data is; the home screen speaks up when something is behind.
Data scopes.
Each person sees their own slice — enforced by the database, not by instructions.
Spend limits.
A budget per person, per day or month, enforced before a cent is spent.
Every question metered.
You always know what an answer cost — and repeat views cost nothing.
Kozuki learns your business from your own people — definitions, metrics, the rules everyone knows but nobody wrote down. Then a suite of tests proves it answers correctly, before your team relies on it.
Why Kozuki.
In One Piece, the Kozuki are the clan of Wano that carved the Poneglyphs — ancient stones carrying the world's true history in a script the rest of the world forgot — and kept that script alive for generations. The knowledge was never missing; the reader was. Most companies live beside stones like that: years of complete data, in a language only a handful of people read.
光 is light, 月 is moon — the amber moon in our mark. A moon makes no light of its own; it reflects. Kozuki invents no numbers. It lights the ones already there.