Inputless Analytics
It watches the data you already have. You don't write queries. It flags what changed.
You shouldn't have to know the question first
Most analytics assume you already know what to ask. If you don't, you sit in a report queue. Inputless Analytics keeps reading the streams you already have and points at what changed.
Data comes in. The model updates. Odd patterns, rising risk, and a suggested next step show up without someone writing a query. People still decide. They spend less time hunting.
It runs all the time, not on a nightly batch. Same idea as a person watching a plant: notice drift, then say what to check.
If the system can already see the signal, it shouldn't wait for a ticket.
Read the ManifestoHow it behaves
Flags before you ask
Predicts what you'll need to look at next
No extra clicks
Watches behavior in the background. No forms.
Warns early
Catches problems while there is still time
Gets better on its own
Updates from outcomes, not from a weekly tune-up
Keeps the context
Knows what the user was doing, not just the last click
Under 100ms
Looks at events as they happen, not in a nightly batch
Plugin System
Install on the store or site you already run. Inputless Analytics sits next to checkout, not in a new dashboard.
Shopify
Shopify app. Watches carts and checkout. Flags likely abandonment and suggests a next step. No custom code.
Install from Shopify App StoreWordPress
WordPress plugin for sites and WooCommerce. Watches visitors and buyers, finds patterns, and tells you what to check. No dashboard to set up.
Install from WordPress.orgProcessing Pipeline
Watch
Clicks, scrolls, hovers. No form to fill.
Find the pattern
Time, place, sequence, and behavior — under 100ms
Predict
Example: 85% chance this cart is gone in two minutes
Act
Show help, offer a discount, or fix checkout — without a ticket
Learn
Keeps the outcome and uses it next time
Where we operate
Intelligence for desks where delay is expensive
Energy
Planetary-scale operations and grid intelligence
Model generation, transmission, and market signals in one continuous view so teams see imbalance and risk before they cascade.
Energy