ANDRE

ANDRE automates survey data analysis: upload CSV, XLSX, Google Forms, Typeform or SPSS files and get a cleaned dataset plus an insight report with narrative conclusions, positioned for founders, CX and marketing teams without data skills.

ANDRE is a survey analysis tool built around a simple premise: most teams collect far more feedback than they can actually process. Instead of exporting responses into a spreadsheet and manually building crosstabs, users upload their survey file and receive a structured analysis report. The homepage positions the full pipeline at under 15 minutes, with an average review score of 4.9 cited on the landing page. The product handles the less glamorous parts of analysis automatically. Data cleaning, including handling of missing values through parsing and imputation, runs without user input, and the Expedite feature can automate the entire chain from cleaning through narrative extraction to report creation. Outputs are framed as action-oriented conclusions rather than dashboards of raw numbers, and the tool emphasizes narrative-level analysis where the data serves as supporting evidence for the story being built. Who it is for: startup founders, customer experience specialists, marketing professionals, product managers, HR managers and academic researchers. The common thread is people who have survey data and decisions to make but no data science background. ANDRE explicitly targets that gap, claiming no expertise in data science or expensive tooling is required. It works with Google Forms, Typeform, SPSS and plain CSV exports, so teams can keep their existing collection method. Where it fits: the tool sits between general chatbots and full statistical packages. A general assistant can summarize a pasted table, but ANDRE markets itself on handling the complexity of a real analytics pipeline, and it lets users work with .SAV files without an SPSS license. The trade-off is scope: this is a survey specialist, not a general BI platform, so teams wanting live dashboards or warehouse connections should look elsewhere. Pricing details are not listed on the homepage; the Plans page carries the tiers. A free trial is advertised with cancellation available at any time.