Queries Overview
The Queries view is the home screen of a group. It lists every saved query and is the starting point for almost everything you do in Kvery — creating, running, sharing, scheduling, and organising your SQL.
The queries list
Each query in the list shows useful at-a-glance information, including its name, tags, and usage stats such as how many times it has run and its average runtime. You can:
- Search across your queries by name.
- Filter by tag to focus on a related set.
- Open a query to run it, or jump straight into the editor to change its SQL.
What you can do from here
| Action | Page |
|---|---|
| Create a new query | Creating a query |
| Run a query and use its form | Running a query |
| Stage changes safely | Drafts |
| Compare versions and roll back | History and rollback |
| Share by link or publish as API | Sharing |
| Duplicate a query | Cloning |
| Run on a schedule and email results | Scheduling |
| Upload data into a query | Importing data |
| Remove a query | Deleting |
Internal notes
Every query can carry an internal note — free-form text visible only to group members. Use it to document what the query does, who owns it, or any caveats. Members who can run a query see its note, except for queries hidden from them (a query only editors can see, or one outside their member tags). The group's owner, editors and managers can write it. The note never appears on shared links or in public query API responses; the search of the MCP server matches the notes of the queries you see.
Query metadata
Alongside the SQL, a saved query keeps a name, tags, an internal note, its result layout, an optional share hash, any schedules, and its version history. The following pages cover each of these in turn.