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Stop scripting the same
API request twice.

Paste a URL, pick what varies, get a table back. No more writing the loop yourself.

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posts_data

↓ Export

url

/se/sv/posts?id=1

/us/en/posts?id=2

/jp/ja/posts?id=3

/de/de/posts?id=4

/fr/fr/posts?id=5

100 rows

BEFORE

Another Slack ping.
Another one-off script.

const markets = ["se", "us", "jp", "de", "fr", "no", "dk", "nl", "it",
const results = [];

for (const market of markets) {
  const url = `https://api.company.com/${market}/posts`;
  const res = await fetch(url, { headers: { Authorization: AUTH_TOKEN }
  if (!res.ok) continue; // ⚠️ silently skipped
  const data = await res.json();
  results.push(...data.items);
}

// ⚠️ forgot to filter by date again
fs.writeFileSync("output.csv", toCSV(results));

Duct-taped, rerun by hand, and it still drops markets silently.

AFTER

Paste the URL.
Plug in your list.
Done.

3 markets

MarketArticlesUpdated

Sweden1422026-07-05

United States982026-07-05

Germany762026-07-04

Same question, answered in seconds – CSV in the PM's hands before standup.

How it works

Up and running in three steps

example-api.com/us/en/articles

This looks like articles by market — what should we call each market?

Paste a link

Drop in any API URL. Quero's AI calls it, reads the response, and asks a few questions to set things up.

Pick your values

Markets, languages, IDs — whatever varies. Type them in or pick from a saved list.

marketslanguagescustomer IDs

3 markets · updated today↓ CSV

Sweden14207-05

US9807-05

Germany7607-04

Get your spreadsheet

Every variant runs at once. Review the table, export to CSV, done.

Turn any API into a spreadsheet.

Your query results

.csv

Exports as CSV

Opens in Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet

Your browser, your network

In browser mode, requests go straight from your machine to your API. No data touches Quero's servers. Your InfoSec team will love this.

Works behind your VPN

If you can reach the API from your laptop, Quero can too.

AI does the setup

No need to understand JSON paths or URL templates. Paste a link, answer a few questions, done.

Save and share

Save your connector configs and value lists. Configure an API once — the whole team reuses it.

The last one-off script you'll write.

Quero is in closed beta right now — request access and we'll get you set up.