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4.5/5All time (15 reviews)
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Thanh Nguyen (Ethan)@ethan6
Hyperquery
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Notion + Jupyter, but better!
Hyperquery
I have been a long user of Notion as my productivity organizer. Recently, I came across Hyperquery which has all awesome features I regularly use and satisfy needs! Interfaces are intuitive and concise. I'm looking forward to how this will develop over the time.
Hyperquery
We truly appreciate your kind words. We hope you continue to enjoy our product and thank you for your support.
Im so excited for this new product! Cant wait to use this with my team!
Hyperquery
We are so pleased to hear that you are enjoying our product! Thanks for the reviews. Look forward to see your team in Hyperquery.
Amazing stuff! Everyone should be using this!
Hyperquery
We appreciate your feedback and we look forward to helping you in the future. Thank you!
Very streamlined data experience! Great for teams that are constantly iterating on their code to ask new questions about their user base.
Hyperquery
Thanks for the great feedback! We're glad you had great data experience with Hyperquery. We want our users to have the best experience, so we're always working to improve and innovate. If there's more we can do, let us know.
So much!!!
Hyperquery
Thanks for your review. If there's more we can do, let us know.
Improve on your business use case.
Hyperquery
We appreciate your feedback and we look forward to seeing you in the app. Thank you!
seems like a handy tool shall use
Hyperquery
Thank you for your 4-star review! We are delighted to be meeting your expectations. To help us further improve, could you tell us what we could have done to reach 5-star for you?
There's not much (if anything) that can be done with hyperquery that can't already be accomplished with other tools. The "notion-ish" design is pretty cool, but it feels more like a gimmick than anything else. It's not clear to me how this tool will actually provide value in a real world use case.
