An AI that can actually see your spreadsheet
The reason chatbots give confident, useless statistics advice is that they are working from your description of the data rather than the data. Praxis Pal is inside the tool, looking at the same screen you are.
So you paste in the first eight rows, describe the other four hundred badly, forget to mention the missing values, and get a fluent answer about a dataset that does not exist.
It reads the file first, then answers
When you upload data, the tool passes along what is genuinely there: your column names, their types, the model you fitted and the numbers it produced.
Ask why the coefficient on price_sensitivity came out negative and the reply is about price_sensitivity — the variable in your file, with the range and the sample size it actually has.
Three moments where it earns its place
The number that means nothing yet
Not "what is R-squared", which you can look up. What an R-squared of 0.31 does and does not let you write in the paragraph you are drafting right now.
The mistake you were about to submit
A category with four observations. One outlier dragging the whole line. A dummy variable trap. It raises these before you build a conclusion on top of them.
The dead end at midnight
Results answer one question and open another, which is exactly when you have run out of ideas. It names the sensible next analysis rather than leaving you to stare at it.
Where it is waiting
⚠️ The fair objection
"Is this just doing my homework?"
It is built to explain rather than to submit. It will walk you through why a result looks the way it does and what to check next; it will not write your memo or hand you a finished interpretation to paste in. That is a deliberate line, and your instructor can see which tools you ran and when. Used as intended it is simply the office hour that happens to be open at 11pm.