For 8 years, I worked with health and public-health data, and now I’m an independent analyst focused on survey analysis, clinical statistics, reporting and the day-to-day systems that small businesses run on.

Translation: I still do the same thing but as a freelancer.

As technology evolves, more and more of that work is done by agents. They find grant funders, sort survey answers, read the inbox, respond to leads, check and chase invoices, and put daily, weekly and monthly reports together, inside the tools businesses already use.

For as long as we use software as a service, my objective is to decide how they work, what your innie (agent) is permitted to do and when to stop for approval. Details before rules.

At Interval Studio, we have personality. I know that’s not what you came for, but personality is what warms the tools.

We want to become a verb in your life.

Until then, we have semi-free tools like Ask your data, which answers questions from your spreadsheet in a few minutes, Momo, which helps you get back your doomscrolling time and plan a wonder for someone, a sample size calculator and a chart game if you want to nerd out. And if you want to banter, come over to Data According to Me.