Querio replaced both tools. Instead of maintaining Retool for ops and Blaze for analytics, the team consolidated everything onto Querio's natural-language interface, connected straight to their production database. Now they use it across four workstreams:
Internal data apps — the dashboards and tools that lived in Retool run through Querio now. Anyone on the team can build or change them without waiting on engineering.
Compliance — Agree handles regulated payment flows and is expanding into new markets. The team uses Querio to investigate compliance questions against live data — checking transaction patterns, verifying thresholds, auditing flows — without filing a ticket for an engineer to write a custom query.
Analysis — the founders and growth team dig into signup cohorts, activation curves, payment conversion rates, channel attribution. Finance tracks MRR, ARR, pricing experiments. Same surface, same data, same definitions stored in Querio's context layer.
Investigation — when something looks wrong (payment conversion drops, an unexpected spike in a geography, a funnel step underperforming), the team jumps into Querio and figures it out. What used to be a multi-day back-and-forth now happens in the meeting where someone first notices the anomaly.
Because Querio stores the context of each question as reusable knowledge, the second person who asks "how's the payment conversion funnel doing?" gets an answer that's consistent with the first — not a fresh interpretation from a different tool or a different analyst's assumptions.

"Your product is AWESOME. We're cancelling both Blaze and Retool."

Will Hubbard, COO