Hey, OP here. We love what dbt has done for transformation-layer engineering. But we often see companies still struggling with a mess of unstructured dashboards, even with solid dbt models underneath.
The problem is that dbt models and BI dashboards are often managed by separate teams. Quary brings the two together, letting engineers define reusable models and build well-structured dashboards on top of them in one cohesive, code-first environment.
I think it finally occurred to me that you care only to transform data insofar as it is for the purpose of being used in BI/dashboards and not for data warehouse purposes. That wasn't clear to me at first but it makes sense.
While that's somewhat true, our CLI can push transformations back to your warehouse. We and some of our customer use Quary for their "data warehouse purposes" also. We think the integrated flow makes the E2E experience very quick.
The problem is that dbt models and BI dashboards are often managed by separate teams. Quary brings the two together, letting engineers define reusable models and build well-structured dashboards on top of them in one cohesive, code-first environment.