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You rebuild the same report every week. What if it rebuilt itself?

The reporting runtime.

Connect your data, compose the report once — by hand or from a prompt — then let it run: refreshed, branded, and delivered every Monday, every quarter, every board. You stop rebuilding; it keeps running. See how AI composes →

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  • GDPR
  • SAML / SCIM
  • BYOK encryption
  • EU-hosted

Not just a deck.

Real typesetting. Real tables. Real charts. Real layout. The composition surface publishing has always used, applied to your Monday morning.

Built for teams that ship reports on a deadline.

  • Finance · Board pack
  • RevOps · Pipeline brief
  • CS · Cohort health
  • UXR · Insight pack
  • SRE · Daily standup
  • EU-hosteddata resident in Frankfurt
  • SAML / SCIMorg-managed identity
  • BYOKcustomer-managed encryption
  • Audit logevery action signed and replayable

Twelve pages. Two hundred. As many as your story needs.

A Rahoto report isn't a single screen. It's a multi-page document with master spreads, page numbers, and preflight — the same primitives a publisher would use.

Anatomy of a page

Not a slide. A real document.

Every element on the page is the real thing — typeset headlines, live-bound numbers, editable charts. Here's what one page is made of.

  • Real typography

    Libre Caslon headlines, set on a baseline grid — not a text box on a slide.

  • Live KPIs

    Each number is bound to a query and refreshes on the schedule you set.

  • Editable charts

    Real D3 charts you can restyle element by element — not flattened images.

  • One accent, on purpose

    Crimson is reserved for the single highlight — a design system, not decoration.

  • Page system

    Master spreads, page numbers and preflight — the primitives a publisher uses.

Delivered where the work happens.

Slack thread on a Monday. Email at 06:00. PDF in a board folder. Embed in your customer portal. Same report — eight channels, one delivery contract.

  • Slack
  • Email
  • PDF
  • Embed
  • Webhook
  • S3
  • Drive
  • Custom domain

How a Rahoto report runs end to end.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Point at your warehouse, database, SaaS API or file. 40+ sources. Read-only by default.

  2. 02

    Compose

    Drag fields onto the page. Bind charts, tables, KPIs, prose. Write by hand, or describe it in a prompt.

  3. 03

    Schedule

    Set the cadence — daily standup, Monday brief, monthly board. Branch into variants per region, team, persona.

  4. 04

    Deliver

    Slack, email, PDF, embed, webhook, S3, Drive, custom domain. Every run signed in the audit log.

Index of sources

Bring your data from wherever it lives.

  • Snowflake
  • BigQuery
  • Postgres
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • Salesforce
  • HubSpot
  • Stripe
  • Google Analytics 4
  • Mixpanel
  • Slack
  • Notion
  • Google Sheets
  • Excel
  • Shopify
  • Amazon S3

Warehouses, databases, SaaS APIs, files and streams — 40+ sources. Don't see yours? REST, webhooks, and your warehouse bring the rest. Read-only by default.

One source. Every audience.

The same report, automatically branched per region, team, customer, or persona. Variants share one source-of-truth definition — change the headline once, every variant updates.

Three deliveries · one composition · one source of truth. Edit the source once — every variant rebuilds on next schedule.

And it runs itself.

Compose once. Let the runtime deliver — every Monday, every refresh, every variant. Failures retry. Reads are versioned. Every action is signed into the immutable audit log.

  • Mon 09:00 → delivered to #board-pack on Slack Ran
  • Tue 09:00 → refreshed with new Stripe data Ran
  • Wed 14:30 → variant fired for EU region Ran
  • Thu 11:14 → reader asked "what drove the EMEA dip?" Asked

Every delivery, every refresh, every variant — signed into the immutable audit log. EU-hosted. Replayable.

After it lands, it answers.

Every published Rahoto report ships with a Q&A panel. Readers ask questions in plain English against the live data the report was built on. Charts as answers. No SQL, no rebuild, no editor seat.

Ask the report

Why did NPS drop most in the 1-year+ cohort?

Answer

The 1-year+ cohort's top detractor reason cluster shifted from "missing features" to "support response time" in March. Tickets >48h tripled after the April team change.

Live · audit-logged · tenant-scoped

Every report from every team. One operating system.

Finance ships their board pack. RevOps ships their pipeline brief. CS ships their cohort health. UXR ships their insight pack. SRE ships their daily standup. All on Rahoto.

Questions

The things teams ask before they switch.

How is this different from Tableau or Power BI?
Dashboards live on a screen; Rahoto reports get delivered — branded, scheduled, governed, in eight formats. It sits on top of your warehouse; it doesn't replace it.
Do I need to know SQL?
No. Drag fields onto the page, or describe the report in a prompt.
What if my source isn't listed?
40+ native connectors; REST and webhooks for the rest; or point straight at your warehouse.
Is my data safe?
Read-only by default, EU-hosted, row- and column-level security, customer-managed keys, and every action signed into an immutable audit log.
How fast is the first report?
Minutes — start from sample data or your first source.
Can people without a seat read it?
Yes. Every published report ships a Q&A panel anyone with the link can use — no editor seat.

The report you dread building every week can build itself.

And — one more thing.

Every flock needs a guide.