Do I need to know how to program?
No. You describe your process in your own words to your AI assistant. It builds the recipe with you, asks
whenever a rule could be read two ways, and shows you the rules in plain language to approve.
What exactly is a recipe?
A written, versioned description of one process: which files it reads, what it checks and computes, and what
it delivers — reports, lists or letters. You can have as many recipes as you need.
Does my data leave my computer?
No. Recipe360 runs on your computer and never sends your files, recipes or results to Pulso360. Your AI
assistant receives only counts, fingerprints and a short message, never your rows. Your conversation with
the assistant itself follows its provider's terms.
What is a token, and why should I care?
Tokens are the pieces of text an AI reads and writes, and they are what AI providers charge for. In our
internal tests, a run with a recipe used 62% to 93% fewer tokens than the same work without one.
What files can it read?
Excel, CSV and JSON files, with dates and amounts written the US, European or ISO way. We have tested it with
files of a million rows.
What if my process changes?
Ask your assistant to change the recipe. The change becomes a new version, the previous one is kept, and
every run record says which version it used.
Can I cancel?
Yes, at any time, with one click from any of our e-mails. Nothing is charged during the 15-day trial, and
your first payment has a 14-day money-back guarantee.