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, and your voice.
Ask in Greek or English, typed or dictated — the answer follows the language you asked in.
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.
Take the data with you.
Download the data behind any table as Excel, CSV or JSON — each person within their own permissions.
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.