Bidirectional ETL between spreadsheets and your warehouse

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Hey HN! Ian, Vinesh, and Kunal here. We’re building Bracket (YC W22), a bidirectional ETL platform — software that syncs data two ways between your data stack and the spreadsheet tools that your business teams rely on (e.g. Google Sheets, Airtable, and Notion databases), with the ability to add transformation logic (like SQL statements or MongoDB aggregation statements) in between. ( https://www.usebracket.com/ ) In other words, if you want to join columns from two Postgres tables, sync the result to an Airtable table, and allow your Airtable users to edit certain fields from either table back to Postgres, you can do that with Bracket. We built this for teams that would otherwise need to cobble together ETL & rETL pipelines, or spin up a bunch of Zapier, Pipedream, or other event-based triggers. Here are some of the use cases among our current users: -Turn feature flags on / off for their users from a G Sheet -Edit customer order data in Notion -Adjust trial periods for customers in Airtable -Edit user info (like email) based on input sent to customer success teams -Track and edit the status of support tickets See a demo of a sync between Google Sheets and Snowflake here: https://www.loom.com/share/d253876247ce4e0b8636beec681f0e64 Transparently, we are figuring out pricing and care way more about feedback which is why we don’t have a pricing page — we don’t want that to be an impediment to getting your input and building a great product. We’d love to hear your thoughts, feedback, and use cases. Especially if you’ve been looking for a bidirectional ETL tool now or in the past, we’d love to hear what tools you want to connect!

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