Reporting SaaS that turns a canvas or a plain sentence into SQL for MySQL, PostgreSQL & SQL Server. Runs read-only in your own DB. Source code + domain.
Setiry is a versatile self-service reporting tool designed for teams lacking specialized data personnel. It seamlessly integrates with databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL, or SQL Server through a read-only user, enabling non-technical staff to generate reports. These reports can be built either by visual tool blocks or via plain-language sentences, which Setiry translates into the respective SQL dialect and executes within the client's database. The main technical component is a query engine capable of producing accurate SQL for different databases, making it difficult to replicate.
Setiry is offered in two modes: as a hosted SaaS and as a Docker image for on-premise deployment. The latter appeals to sectors requiring stringent data regulations, such as finance and healthcare. The business is available for sale, including all associated assets like source code and brand identity. Operating costs are minimal due to the absence of a support desk, marketing expenses, or continuous vendor contracts. Queries run on the customer's database, ensuring low internal data handling costs.
Still in its nascent stages, the business aims to target small to medium-sized companies where reporting requests often delay operations. It addresses various sectors, including finance, operations, agencies, and software teams. Growth opportunities exist in marketing, expanding database support, and potential resale partnerships.
Setiry, founded in 2026, is pre-revenue, with assets including a protected branding system, a bilingual marketing site, and necessary documentation. The sale allows the operator to redirect focus toward other projects, offering a product that combines a robust technical backbone with future scalability potential.
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