Query Streams

What it does

Query Streams connects your databases directly to Google Sheets & Excel—no VPNs, no firewall changes. Run live SQL queries, share results, and streamline analytics in real time for teams of any size.

Turn one governed SQL query into live data in Excel & Google Sheets, an MCP server for Claude & Cursor, and a secure REST API — plus Nova AI for plain-English BI. No VPN.

One outbound-only agent sits inside your network. No VPN, no firewall changes, credentials that never leave. Through it, your data reaches Excel & Sheets, Nova AI, Claude & Cursor, and your own apps over a secure REST API — plus scheduled syncs, automations, and alerts in Slack. One database or several at once, always governed, read-only and audited. Write SQL once — or let Nova write it — against one database or several at the same time. Then reach it from a spreadsheet, an MCP client like Claude or Cursor, a secure REST API, or a scheduled sync — or stop going to it at all, and let it come to you the moment something changes. Your own AI data analyst. Ask in plain…from querystreams.com

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