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Win rate rose from 31% to 38% in Q2 after the new pricing page launched. The redesign clearly drove the improvement, so we recommend rolling it out to every region next quarter.
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1. Submit the analysis
Paste the write-up, upload the chart, or drop in the spreadsheet output. No code, no setup, nothing to connect. Circuit first checks that what you gave it is a reviewable analysis at all.
2. Seven reviewers read it
Each reviewer looks for a different way analysis goes wrong: how things were measured, whether the comparison is fair, sample size, missing data, outliers, and what the chart really shows. They read at the same time and stay in their lane.
3. Take the next step back
You get a verdict, the findings that matter, and a prompt you can paste straight into the tool that produced the analysis. Walk away is a legitimate verdict.
What Circuit is not.
Not an analytics tool. It doesn’t do the analysis. It reads the analysis someone else produced, usually an AI, and asks what a careful analyst would ask.
Not a grader. Findings name the problem, never the person. Walking away from a weak analysis is a legitimate outcome, not a failing mark.
Not an alarm. It speaks up. It doesn’t shriek. Two severities, three verdicts, no red, no scores.
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Seven reviewers read your analysis, each in its own lane.
Seven lenses
Measurement
Where the data came from
Cause and effect
Sample size and variance
Missing data
Outliers
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