TWEALY
AI-Powered Business Intelligence
AI-native business intelligence

Your business already has signals. Tweaxly helps you see them.

Tweaxly connects your financial activity, detects what's changing, forecasts where you're heading, and gives you an AI advisor that understands your real numbers — in real time.

No credit card · 5-minute setup · Your data stays yours
SignalsLive
Analyzing
Critical·Cash flow·Escalating
Cash Risk
$42,180
Next month is forecast negative.
Critical·Vendor·New
Vendor Spike
+38%
Stripe Atlas cost rose sharply.
Watch·Marketing
Marketing Pressure
29%
Above the 25% revenue guardrail.
Growth·Growth
Growth Headroom
40.9%
Margin supports scaling marketing.
Built for modern SMB owners
AI-native financial intelligence
Trends detected in real time
Forecast business impact
Signals you can act on
Signals

The platform proactively surfaces what matters.

Tweaxly watches every line of your financial data and flags the changes worth your attention — vendor spikes, margin compression, cash risks, growth opportunities — before they become problems.

Cash risk detected
Vendor spike
Trend reversed
Growth opportunity
SignalsAI advisor
updated 3m ago
Critical·Cash flow·Escalating
Cash Risk
$42,180
Next month is forecast negative.
Critical·Vendor·New
Vendor Spike
+38%
Stripe Atlas cost rose sharply.
Watch·Payroll
Payroll Pressure
71%
Heavy for your current run-rate.
Watch·Marketing
Marketing Pressure
29%
Above the 25% revenue guardrail.
Growth·Growth
Growth Headroom
40.9%
Margin supports scaling marketing.
FYI·Revenue
Net Margin
23.4%
This month's profitability snapshot.
Advisory

Ask your business anything.

A built-in AI advisor that reads your real categories, vendors, and trends — and answers in plain English with reasoning you can verify.

  • Why did profitability drop this month?
  • What changed in payroll expenses?
  • What happens if I hire 2 more engineers?
  • Which expense category is growing fastest?
Advisory·Reading your latest numbers
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Why did profitability drop in April?
Reasoning
Revenue held flat month-over-month, but two cost lines moved together: Stripe Atlas +38% and contractor hours +21%. That's the entire margin compression.
Answer
Net margin dropped from 28.1% → 21.4% because of a vendor spike on Stripe Atlas and a one-time contractor burst. Recurring base is unchanged.
Next steps
  • Audit the Stripe Atlas line for one-time setup vs. recurring.
  • Confirm the contractor burst was project-bound and won't repeat.
  • If both hold, May margin recovers to 26–28% without action.
Forecast

See where you're heading before deciding.

Baseline projection plus a scenario layer. Add hires, marketing changes, contracts, one-time expenses — every assumption flows through to projected profit and cashflow.

  • Baseline vs scenario, side by side
  • Layer hires, raises, contracts, one-time costs
  • Dollar impact on revenue, margin, and cashflow
Forecast·12-month outlook
Projected Net Profit
ActualForecast+ Hire 2 engineers
NOWJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Baseline ends at $58.4K · Scenario adds +$23.1K
Executive Overview

Clarity in minutes, not spreadsheets.

The first screen every morning — KPIs, deltas, and a single AI takeaway anchored to what just changed in your numbers.

Revenue
$58,420
+12% vs last month
Expenses
$31,840
−3% vs last month
Net Profit
$26,580
+38% vs last month
Cash Runway
6.2 mo
+0.4 vs last month
Decision Anchor
Your business is profitable and trending up. The main thing to watch is vendor concentration on Stripe Atlas — a single line is now 14.2% of expenses.
Cash buffer healthy
Margin recovering after April compression
One vendor line worth reviewing
How it works

From first upload to clarity in 5 minutes.

1
Connect your data
Upload bank, card, or payment-processor statements. Or paste them in. Categorization rules learn your patterns.
2
Watch the deck
Within minutes, Signals start populating with what changed, what's at risk, and where the opportunity is.
3
Ask anything
Open Advisory and ask in plain English. The AI answers using your real categories, vendors, and trends.
FAQ

Common questions.

What is Tweaxly?
Tweaxly is an AI-native business intelligence platform for small and medium business owners. It connects your financial activity, watches for changes, forecasts what's next, and gives you an AI advisor that understands your real numbers — so you can run your business with the clarity of a finance team without hiring one.
Is this accounting software?
No. Tweaxly isn't bookkeeping or ERP. It's the intelligence layer above the systems you already use — it reads your data, tells you what changed, what matters, and what to do next. Your accountant still does the books.
What data does Tweaxly connect?
Bank transactions, credit cards, payment processors (Stripe / PayPal), invoicing, payroll, and manual entries. Upload CSV/Excel from any source — categorization rules learn your patterns and apply on every future import automatically.
How long does it take to see something useful?
Most owners see their first signals within minutes of the first upload. Forecasts and signals get sharper as more data arrives, but the platform produces something on day one.
Do I need to be technical or financially trained?
No. Tweaxly is built for owners, not accountants. Every screen is designed around the questions you actually ask — am I profitable, what's changing, and what should I do about it?
Can the AI advisor see my real numbers?
Yes — that's the point. The advisor reads your actual categories, vendors, employees, and monthly snapshots, so its answers reference your real situation ("Your Marketing & Ads spend in May was $1,100, down from $2,400 in April…") instead of generic finance tips.
Is my data secure?
Your business data lives in your private workspace and is never used to train shared models. We process only the minimum data needed to generate the dashboards and answers you see.
How much does it cost?
We're onboarding a small group of business owners during early access. Pricing will be announced closer to general availability — sign up and we'll keep you posted.

Stop wondering. Start understanding.

Open Tweaxly and see your business the way a finance team would.