What is Querio?

Work with agents to analyze your data, edit SQL and Python, and build boards and reports for your team.

Querio is an analytics workspace for data teams and the people they support.

From a question to something your team can use

Ask a question about your connected data. Querio's agent works through the analysis in a notebook, where you can see the queries, calculations and results.

Keep going from there: refine the question, change the code, add a chart or build a board. Your notebook and its conversations stay together in an Explore, so you can return to the work and build on it.

Give the agent your team's definitions, table descriptions and business knowledge through context. That helps it understand what your data means and how your team uses it.

Built around how your team works

  • Code you can work with. Inspect and edit the SQL and Python behind your analysis. Keep context in Git and review changes through pull requests.
  • Choose your interface. Work in the browser, use the CLI from your terminal or coding agent, or connect tools like Claude and ChatGPT through MCP.
  • Built for the whole team. Let people explore boards and ask their own questions. Bring analysis into Slack and deliver scheduled reports by email, with access managed through your workspace's roles and groups.

See how Querio fits your data stack, including your warehouse, dbt models and existing BI work.

Get started

Choose where you want to work:

Start hereWhat you'll do
In the appAsk a question, explore the notebook and save your first analysis.
With the CLIWork from your terminal or give a coding agent access to Querio.
With MCPConnect your AI assistant and work with Querio from there.

Try sample data if it's available in your workspace, or connect your own data to start answering questions about your business.

Make Querio yours


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Last updated on November 4, 2026

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