Inteldo
8 specialists analyze your data. One answer to act on.
What it does
Inteldo helps teams research business questions across the tools they already use. Connect Stripe, GSC, Ahrefs, PostHog and more, then get one clear report with findings, sources, charts and recommendations.
8 specialized AI agents research your question in parallel and deliver one clear answer you can act on.
Inteldo is an AI research platform for business teams. You ask one question and eight specialist AI agents investigate it in parallel across the tools you already use, then deliver one synthesized answer with every source cited. The Revenue Analyst connects Stripe billing with Google Ads to track MRR, churn and customer acquisition costs. The Traffic Analyst reads Google Analytics 4 and Search Console to explain where visitors come from. The Product Analyst watches funnels and feature adoption in PostHog. The SEO Analyst finds keyword and content opportunities in Search Console and PageSpeed. The Browser Inspector tests real pages with screenshots and performance traces. The Research…from inteldo.com
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