Incredible is a voice-first assistant that does a finance team’s desk work. You hold a key and say what you need, and it extends the forecast, builds the board report, briefs the cash position, and tells you when a number crosses a line, in the sheets and systems you already use. It runs on your own Mac or PC and asks before it sends or changes anything.
Last updated July 2026
In short
Build a board-ready report from the budget.
Turnthisbudgetintoaboard-readyreportwithcharts.
3,000+Every month the actuals come out of QuickBooks or SAP, get pasted into the model, and reformatted into something the board can read. Say what you need and Incredible pulls the numbers, updates the model, and builds the report with charts. It works in your sheet, so the formulas you trust stay put.
A clean budget is not a board report; someone still has to lay it out, add the charts, and make it presentable. Hand Incredible the sheet and say what you want, and it turns the numbers into a board-ready report with the charts drawn for you. You get back a finished PDF, ready for the deck.
Runway slips under six months, spend runs past budget, and the first anyone hears of it is the monthly review. Tell Incredible the line to keep an eye on, and it checks the sheet quietly and tells you the moment the number crosses it. You hear about it while there is still time to act.
Longer than it should, once you have opened three sheets and the bank export and pulled it into one view. Ask for the cash position and Incredible reads it back from your sheets on the spot, or briefs you every Friday at four without being asked twice. The number comes to you, not the other way around.
Add a Q3 column to this forecast and make it readable.
Column added, formatted.
Turn this budget into a board-ready report with charts.
Charts and all.
Every Friday at four, brief me on this week’s cash position.
A weekly read-out.
Tell me when our runway model in Sheets drops below six months.
You get told when it does.
Pull this quarter’s actuals from QuickBooks into the budget sheet.
Actuals in, ready to compare.
Compare this month’s spend to budget and flag the lines that ran over.
Overruns flagged.
Draft the board update from these numbers and hold it for me.
A draft, waiting on your okay.
Turn last quarter’s P&L into a one-page summary for the deck.
summary.pdf, ready for the deck.
From the morning brief to the last thing off your plate.
Before the day starts, give me the cash position and anything past budget.
Cash and overruns, read out loud.
Extend this forecast through Q4 and keep the formatting clean.
The model extended, still readable.
Pull the latest actuals from QuickBooks and update the variance sheet.
Actuals in, variance recalculated.
Build the board report from this budget and add the charts.
A board-ready PDF, charts drawn.
Draft the investor update from this quarter’s numbers and hold it.
A draft you approve before it sends.
Tell me when spend in the marketing budget runs over plan.
A ping the moment it crosses.
In the spreadsheet, With a BI dashboard
| The job | In the spreadsheet | With a BI dashboard | With Incredible |
|---|---|---|---|
| Extend a forecast model | Add the column, fix the formulas | Not what it is for | Say the change, done in the sheet |
| Build a board report | Lay it out, draw the charts | A dashboard, not a deck page | Say what you want, a PDF with charts |
| Update the numbers monthly | Export and paste from QuickBooks | Refreshes if the pipe is built | Ask, and it pulls the actuals in |
| Get told a number crossed a line | Notice at month-end | An alert, once someone configures it | Tell it the line, you get told |
| Read the cash position | Open three sheets and a bank export | A tile you set up in advance | Ask, and hear it read back |
A BI dashboard your data team built refreshes on its own and lets the whole team drill into the numbers, which a spoken request does not replace. Incredible is for the one-off ask and the board page you need today, without waiting on a rebuild.
No. For anything consequential it shows you the change first, so you approve the edit before it lands. You can see the steps it took afterward, and it runs on your own machine.
No. It reads the figures from your sheets and connected apps like QuickBooks, and reports exactly those. If a number is not there, it tells you rather than filling the gap.
Yes. It extends models, builds reports, and pulls actuals across your spreadsheets and QuickBooks, and works across 3,000+ other apps, so Snowflake, SAP, and Slack are part of the same request.
Yes. Tell it the line, like runway under six months or spend over budget, and it checks the sheet quietly and tells you when the number crosses it. It is not an always-on autopilot; it does the specific thing you asked and then it is done.
Incredible runs on macOS 13 or later and Windows 10 or later, and it is in an invite-only beta. You download it and unlock it with an invite code from a teammate or from our socials.
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