Naxely
Turn CSV & Sheets into client-ready PDF reports with AI in 60 seconds
What is Naxely?
Naxely converts raw CSV files or Google Sheets into branded, client-ready PDF reports in under a minute. AI writes plain-English insights, flags anomalies, and picks from 16 chart types automatically. Bring your own AI key (Gemini, Groq, DeepSeek, OpenAI, Claude, Mistral, or Together AI) — required on all tiers, so you pay providers directly with zero markup. Built for freelancers, consultants, and agencies who send recurring client reports and want a polished output without manual formatting.
- Manually formatting client reports from spreadsheets wastes hours every week
- Raw data doesn't communicate insights — clients need context, not just numbers
- Most AI reporting tools charge markup on AI usage with no visibility into cost
- Agencies need consistent, white-labeled reports across many client accounts
- Upload a CSV or paste a Google Sheets URL — no export or setup required
- AI auto-detects trends, flags anomalies, and picks the right chart from 16 types
- Bring your own AI key (7 providers supported) — no markup, you pay at cost
- Download a branded, client-ready PDF in under 60 seconds — no design skills needed
Key Features
CSV Upload
Google Sheets Connector
AI-Powered Insights
Anomaly Detection
16 Chart Types
Custom Branding
Scheduled Delivery
BYOK AI Key
White-Label Reports
Integrations
Collabute
Your team's context, turned into action
Questions & Answers
Have a question?
For agencies that send the same style of report to many different clients every month, is there a way to save a layout once so it applies automatically, or does every new CSV upload start the chart selection from scratch?
Good question, and the honest answer is: partially yes, partially not yet. Branding, tone, and section structure save automatically — set up a default template once and every new report picks it up, no manual work needed there. Chart selection is the part that currently resets: every new CSV/Sheets upload runs a fresh auto-selection based on that dataset's shape. You can manually pin chart choices on a given report, and those stick for that report's regenerations — but that's not the same as a reusable template you set once and apply automatically across future uploads for the same client. A proper saved chart layout/template is something we're planning to build, just not shipped yet. Appreciate you flagging it though — it's exactly the kind of "same report, every month" workflow we want to make less repetitive.