Graphy

Graphy turns a dataset into publishable charts. Data arrives from a linked live Google Sheet, an uploaded CSV or Excel file, pasted values, an API call, or an AI search that finds figures for a given question, and the tool handles formatting rather than requiring a cleaned table. Its engine reads every row, proposes the three clearest charts with a headline takeaway for each, and shows the reasoning behind each choice so the result can be checked. It is aimed at anyone who has to communicate numbers: analysts, marketers, founders and operations teams producing slides, social posts, documents and recurring updates. A chat interface answers follow up questions about the data and builds a different chart on request. Charts take on brand colors and fonts in one step, annotations call out specific points, and a finished chart can be exported as a file or embedded elsewhere as an interactive object. A separate product at graphy.dev offers a charting SDK and an agentic API for teams embedding editable, story driven charts inside their own software. Pricing is published in three public tiers. Free costs nothing and covers five charts with sharing anywhere and limited AI use. Plus is $16 per user per month and adds unlimited charts, unlimited AI features, custom colors and removal of the Graphy watermark. Business is $36 per user per month and adds automatic Google Sheets refresh, password protected links and brand kits. Annual billing is offered at a 20 percent discount, and a separate Enterprise page handles larger deployments without a listed amount.