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S8 E13: An Indie Hacker Blueprint: Engineering Secure AI-to-SQL Pipelines for Non-Technical Teams with Colleen Schnettler, Creator of HelloQuery
Jul 11, 2023 · Season 8 · Episode 13 · 17 min
SaaS reporting functionality pivot
Colleen Schnettler was a stay at home Mom for many years, taking care of her 3 children. When she was looking to return to work, she was looking for remote - and it seemed that programming was the best avenue. She taught herself rails development, with the goal of starting her own company. Outside of tech, she spends time with her family outdoors, and claims she is a meat and potatoes kinda gal, with some bark thins for desert.
Recently, Colleen and her co-founder did a pivot of their previous offering, which was a package to solve reporting problems by embed them into your application. They are now focused on a SaaS tool, to provide this functionality for you.
This is the creation story of HelloQuery.
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Website: https://helloquery.com/Website: https://hammerstone.dev/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/colleen-schnettler/
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