Most studios ship a website. We shipped software that finds the difference between what a business sold and what it kept.
Fees, tips, financing withholdings, and settlement delays all move between the sale and the deposit. Most tools report the sale and stop there.
The number your processor reports is not the number that reaches your bank.
Fees, tips, and financing withholdings all move between the sale and the deposit. Analytir accounts for every one of them, line by line.
Every payout, traced back to the day it was earned.
Payouts arrive in batches that match no sales period. Analytir groups them by the week they settle and shows exactly what each batch contains.
It noticed the register had gone quiet before the owner did.
Forty-eight hours without a transaction is either a closed shop or a broken payment terminal. Analytir cannot tell which, so it does not guess. It reports the silence, ranks it against the last three months, and lists what to check first.
The answer, in the language the owner actually uses.
Not a chart to interpret. A sentence that says where the money went, and why the deposit is smaller than the sale.
A gap that widened tenfold in three months, and nobody noticed.
Thursday was quietly losing money against every other day of the week. No dashboard surfaces that, because no dashboard is looking for it. Analytir found the pattern, priced it, and prescribed the fix with a deadline attached.
Willow & VineWhile you're growing, there's still room to improve. Thursday has consistently underperformed.
| Month | Thursday Avg | Other Days Avg | Weekly Gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| April | $85.39 | $90.35 | -$4.96 |
| May | $81.09 | $102.43 | -$21.34 |
| June | $83.77 | $135.36 | -$51.58 |
The Thursday gap has grown from $4.96/week to $51.58/week across three months. That is $223/month in lost revenue, and it is widening.
15% off or bonus service on Thursdays. You have a consistent, measurable gap to fill. The data shows this has been growing for three months. It will not fix itself.
We built this because we wanted to know how far we could take it.
Analytir is not client work. It is what the studio does when the only constraint is getting it right.
See Analytir live at analytir.com
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What shipped
Square ingestion, with QuickBooks and Stripe connectors built · Merchant-timezone reconciliation views · Natural-language SQL with pre-execution validation · Background job queue with retry · HMAC webhook verification · Encrypted token storage with revoked-credential detection · LLM narrative reports across eleven archetypes · Weekly and monthly PDF generation · Magic-link shared reports · Nine alert types with severity escalation · Per-tier quota enforcement · Stripe Checkout, trials, and webhook handling · Two-factor authentication with recovery codes · Session revocation and login history · Account deletion with grace period · Full user data export