Get started in the app
Ask your first question with sample data, explore the answer, and bring your own data and workflows into Querio.
1. Create your account
Sign up for Querio, verify your email, and enter your name and workspace name.
Querio opens My first notebook with sample data already connected. You can explore movies, music, dating and demographics without setting up a database.
Joining your team? Follow your invitation using the email address it was sent to.
2. Ask your first question
In the chat panel, click:
Which TV shows fell off the hardest?Querio opens the Notebook tab as the agent works. The notebook holds the queries, calculations and charts behind your answer.
You can also write your own question about the sample data.
3. Explore the answer
Read the answer alongside the notebook. Expand a cell's code with Expand code to see how the analysis was built.
For this question, look at how the agent defines a drop in ratings: which shows it includes, how it calculates season ratings, and which seasons it compares. Those choices explain what the result means.
Then take the analysis further:
Show the season-by-season ratings for the show with the biggest drop.Follow-up questions build on the work in the same Explore. Ask for another comparison, change the chart, or investigate something unexpected.
When you start working with your own data, context gives Querio your team's definitions and rules. You can always inspect the code and check an answer.
4. Start working with your data
You've tried Querio with sample data. Now bring in the data and workflows your team uses.
Connect your database or warehouse, then add context so Querio understands your team's metrics and business rules.
Use unshackle to export your existing BI work into Git, then work with a coding agent and the Querio CLI to migrate it into Querio and check the results.
Keep your Querio context alongside your dbt project and other code. Review changes through branches, diffs and pull requests.
Work with your data from Claude, ChatGPT, your terminal or a coding agent, using your Querio access and shared context.
Last updated on October 27, 2026