Charts in Chat. And in your inbox.

Some answers are a number. Some are a sentence. And some are a trend that no sentence does justice to. Chat can now answer with charts - bar, line and pie - drawn inline in the conversation, from the live data the agent just pulled.

When the agent reaches for a chart

You do not have to ask for one. When a question is best answered visually, the agent draws it, the same way it decides to use a table for a comparison or a list for steps. Some of the questions that now come back as charts:

• “How have clicks to the blog moved week by week since March?” - a line, one series per section if you asked for a comparison.
• “Which segments bring in the most organic traffic?” - a bar chart, sorted, with the long tail collapsed.
• “How is traffic split between brand and non-brand queries?” - a pie, with the share on hover.
• “Show me before and after the refresh on /guides/content-decay.” - two series, the refresh date marked.

Of course you can also just ask: “chart that” on any answer with numbers in it does exactly that.

Real charts, not pictures of charts

Charts are rendered live in the conversation. Hover a point for the exact value, hover a slice for the share. They pick up the data from Search Console, GA4, Google Ads and Ahrefs exactly as the agent fetched it, so the chart and the sentence next to it always agree.

In your inbox too

Automations get the same treatment. When a scheduled run emails a report, every chart in it is rendered to an image before sending, so a Monday-morning digest opens with the week-over-week line at the top in any mail client. The people who read the email and the people who read the run log see the same picture.

Try it

Charts are live in every workspace. Open a chat on a site with Search Console connected and ask how a section has trended this quarter. Then put the same question on a weekly schedule and let it arrive in your inbox.

A chart type you are missing? Tell us at hello@morrison.app.