GrainQL 7: Meet Neo, a new look, and room to grow

GrainQL 7 is out. It is our biggest release, with over 200 updates since 6.5. It is about what happens after the answer: you see what is working, you do more of it, and you never leave the page you are on.
Meet Neo

Neo is the new agent inside GrainQL. It replaces Kai. Ask a question and Neo reads your real data, runs the queries, and answers with real numbers: campaign tables, heatmap reads, the visitors behind a number. Then it does the next step, like drafting a tagged link for your next newsletter. Nothing is saved until you press the button. Pick Fast, Smart or Max, or bring your own model key.
Neo, on every page

Press ⌘J anywhere and Neo opens beside the page you are on. It already knows what the page shows. Click a point on a chart and ask Neo about it right there.
Neo sets up your site
Give Neo your site address. It reads your key pages, in any language, and proposes the goal, the buttons worth tracking and the sections worth mapping. Then your first hour gets its own page.
A clearer GrainQL
A redesigned dashboard in Neo blue. Overview opens with one sentence about your week and a live visitor count. Mission Control focuses on one goal at a time. Sessions are easier to scan, and Settings is one page.
Dashboards in a sentence

Start from a ready-made dashboard or a blank one. Type what you want to see, like "signups by source". Drag, resize, and add notes next to the numbers they explain.
Launch with clean links

Campaigns finds every campaign in your traffic by itself, with visits, conversions and revenue. Tell Neo what you are launching and it builds the tagged link, with a short link on grainl.ink or oatl.ink.
You decide what counts

Switch an event on in the new Events page and it counts as a conversion everywhere in GrainQL. Give it a fallback value and your conversion value adds up.
Your team, your rules
Invite people by email, pick a consent mode per workspace, and keep data for as long as your plan allows or less.
Also in GrainQL 7
GrainQL for Shopify, open now through private distribution, on the App Store soon.
Tag 4.7 with
getUserId()and page-level configuration, plus a server ingest endpoint.Faster pages across the dashboard, and "is one of" filters in Reports.
Shipped from the roadmap
You already have GrainQL 7. There is nothing to install and nothing to migrate.