A task-oriented reference for using Analitika day to day. Jump to what you need — uploading data, running an analysis, working with the three modes, reading results, and managing your account.
Uploading data
Analitika accepts CSV, XLSX, and XLS files. Every upload is content-validated — the app inspects what is actually inside the file, so a renamed or incorrectly formatted file is rejected rather than silently mishandled.
The same file limits apply on every plan — 100 MB per file, with no row cap:
Note: After upload you choose a silo — the compartment your data is filed into — before moving on to review and analysis.
Running an analysis
An analysis moves through a four-step wizard: Upload → Review → Analyze → Report. For the full end-to-end walkthrough, see Getting started; this is the quick recap plus the details you will reach for later.
Analysis types
At the Analyze step you pick one analysis type:
Comparative — compares values across groups or categories.
Distribution — shows how values spread across a single measure.
Trend — tracks how a measure changes over time.
Relationship — correlation between measures, and can include a third metric.
Hierarchical Breakdown — decomposes a measure across nested levels.
Rounds
Every plan can run up to 4 rounds per analysis. Plans differ only in the default: Starter starts at 1 round, Standard at 2, and Pro at 4 — you can dial the count up or down on any plan. More rounds means more insights and charts, with each round building on what came before.
Optional inputs
You can steer a run with optional inputs: business context text to frame what matters, an output template, and KPI mappings.
The three modes, in depth
Analitika offers three ways to analyze your data. You will see them by the names below inside the app.
New Analysis Novel mode
The default. A dynamic, multi-round AI analysis of a freshly uploaded file — each round discovers transformations, insights, and charts. In the app the button is labelled New Analysis; this is what the marketing site calls "Novel" mode.
Blueprint Replay
A saved analysis you can replay on a new file. When you upload a file whose columns match a saved blueprint, Analitika offers it automatically. In Blueprint mode the app replays the stored steps instead of re-discovering them, so you get comparable results every time. A Blueprint Mode badge appears in the config step, with an Exit Blueprint Mode option if you would rather start fresh.
Meta-analysis Synthesis
Synthesizes insights across analyses you have already saved. You run it from the meta-analysis browser — not the upload wizard — bringing multiple past analyses into conversation with each other, with no re-uploading.
Reading your results
The Report step (Step 4) shows interactive charts and written insights. The number of charts scales with how many rounds you run — 2 charts per round, up to 8 charts at the full 4 rounds, on every plan.
You can download an HTML report that bundles your insights, charts, and a data summary into a single file to keep or share.
You can also save an analysis to reuse later. Saved analyses are what power Blueprint and Meta-analysis. Saved-analysis capacity is unlimited on every plan:
Tier
Saved analyses
Starter
Unlimited
Standard
Unlimited
Pro
Unlimited
Managing your account & subscription
The Profile dropdown in the top-right corner is where account details live. Open it to see your email, your current tier, and Usage this month — your Novel rounds, Blueprint rounds, and Meta-analyses used.
Upgrading
Click Upgrade Plan to compare tiers and choose one. This opens a secure hosted checkout, and your plan activates shortly after payment. For prices and what each tier includes, see Billing & tiers.
Contact Support
The Contact Support button opens a dialog with our support address, [email protected], which you can copy.