Our take on ANDRE
ANDRE is a capable AI survey-analysis tool that converts CSV, Excel, and SPSS files into narrative reports with charts.
Good for
- Founders, product managers, and CX teams needing quick survey-to-report workflows
- Recurring NPS, post-purchase, or employee-engagement surveys
- Teams without SPSS/R/Python expertise who need presentation-ready outputs
Consider first
- Academic or regulated research requiring reproducible methodology
- Complex survey designs with weighting, stratification, or longitudinal panels
- High-stakes decisions where every statistic must be auditable
Strengths
- Low technical barrier — usable by non-analysts
- Fast path from raw spreadsheet to stakeholder-ready report
- Narrative orientation connects findings to business implications
- SPSS .SAV support without requiring SPSS license
Trade-offs
- Not a substitute for rigorous statistical analysis or a professional researcher
- Limited methodological transparency makes auditing difficult
- Data quality heavily influences output reliability
- Conflicting pricing tiers across sources; verify at checkout
Details
Frequently asked questions
What does ANDRE do?
ANDRE answers data questions instantly — no waiting for human analysts. $15/month. Best for analysts and business users.
Is ANDRE free?
Yes, ANDRE offers a free tier.
What category is ANDRE?
ANDRE is an AI tool in the Research category.
What file formats does ANDRE accept?
CSV, XLSX/XLS, SPSS .SAV files, plus exports from Typeform, Google Forms, SurveyMonkey, and Qualtrics.
Is there a free tier?
Yes. ANDRE offers a free plan; paid plans include a free trial.
Can I download reports as PowerPoint?
PowerPoint download is available on the All Access (higher-tier) plan; other plans share reports via a Deck viewer link.
What are the file size and column limits?
FAQ states up to 200 columns and 50 MB max file size; pricing page shows Startup at 4 MB / 3 reports/month and Scale-up at 100 MB / 50 reports/month.
Where is data processed and what LLM is used?
Data is processed on servers in Germany; ANDRE currently uses OpenAI models and anonymizes PII, sending only aggregated information to the LLM.