Querier is a low‑code SaaS platform that lets product teams build internal admin screens by dragging pre‑built UI components onto pages and configuring data interactions with a visual data‑flow editor. It connects to SQL, NoSQL, cloud warehouses and APIs, and includes built‑in role‑based access control, SAML SSO and immutable audit logging. The hosted service eliminates deployment and source‑code management, reducing development time for secure, data‑driven internal tools.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Product
Problem
Developing and maintaining internal administrative interfaces requires extensive custom coding, manual integration with multiple data sources, and complex permission and audit implementations, leading to long development cycles and high maintenance overhead.
Solution
Querier is a low-code SaaS platform that enables rapid creation and operation of admin screens without writing front‑end code. Users assemble interfaces by dragging pre‑built UI components onto pages and define data interactions through a visual data‑flow editor that connects to a wide range of databases and APIs. The platform provides built‑in granular access control, role‑based permission groups, and comprehensive audit logging with export capabilities. Security features such as SAML SSO, domain authentication, and a secure gateway protect data source connections. Because Querier is hosted, there is no need for local deployment or source‑code management, allowing teams to focus on product improvements rather than infrastructure.
Target Audience
Querier targets product managers, internal tool developers, and operations teams in enterprises, SaaS providers, e‑commerce platforms, and Web3 projects that need to build and maintain secure, data‑driven admin interfaces quickly.
Features
- Drag‑and‑drop component library covering tables, charts, forms, and custom widgets for instant UI assembly.
- Visual data‑flow builder that supports CRUD operations across SQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL), NoSQL (DynamoDB, MongoDB), cloud warehouses (BigQuery, Amazon Athena), and API sources (REST, GraphQL, Firebase, Google Sheets, Salesforce, etc.).
- Granular permission management with per‑page, per‑component, and per‑data‑source access controls, plus group‑based role assignments.
- Immutable audit log capturing user actions, timestamps, queries, and page interactions, exportable as CSV for compliance analysis.
- Enterprise‑grade security: SAML SSO, domain‑based authentication, and a secure gateway that tunnels data‑source connections with credential isolation.
- SaaS hosting with automatic scaling, zero‑install deployment, and versioned environment management.
- Extensible integration framework allowing custom connectors and webhook support (e.g., Slack, Amazon S3).