About
Data should answer anyone who knows the question.
Every person on a team, not just the SQL experts, should be able to ask their company's data a question and get an answer. NatureQuery bridges plain language and databases.
The problem
A simple question shouldn't take three days.
In most organizations, data lives in databases that only engineers can reach. Product managers, analysts and executives file tickets to get simple answers, and “How many people signed up last week?” turns into a three-day wait.
BI tools like Metabase or Retool need setup, SQL knowledge and upkeep. They are built for technical people who already know where to look.
With NatureQuery you type the question in plain English and get the answer. No SQL, no dashboards to configure, no waiting on engineering.
| Before | How long |
|---|---|
| Write a ticket for the data team | Days |
| Wait for someone to write the SQL | Days |
| Ask a follow-up, start again | Days more |
| Ask NatureQuery. | One question |
What we stand for
The principles behind each decision.
- Simplicity first
- Powerful tools should be easy to use. If it takes a manual to understand, we've failed.
- Security by default
- AES-256 encryption, two-factor sign-in and audit logs aren't add-ons. They're built into every layer.
- Close to the people who use it
- Every feature starts with a real person and a real question. We ship, listen and improve.
- Open and transparent
- Clear pricing, no hidden fees and no lock-in. You can export everything, any time. Your data stays yours.
Our story
From an idea to two apps.
Jan 2026
The idea
Tired of writing SQL for non-technical teammates, we started building a way for them to ask on their own.
Feb 2026
First prototype
The first plain-English question turned into working SQL and came back with the right answer.
Mar 2026
Ready for teams
Two-factor sign-in, audit logs, teams with roles, and billing.
May 2026
Public launch
NatureQuery opened to everyone, with support for 14 database types.
Oct 2026
NatureQuery Desktop
A Windows app in the Microsoft Store for databases on office networks, and team plans that cover a whole company.