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quario compared with OpenDocBot
Detailquario logo quario OpenDocBot
What it doesDeclarative reporting engine for AI agents and JavaScript applications An open interface for agentic Office that connects to the AI models and keys you already have
StageNot given Startup
FoundedNot given 2026
Based inNL Not given
Pricing modelFreemium Freemium
PricingEvaluate: Free with watermark, no time limit. Deployment: $199 per deployment per year, billed annually. OEM / Redistribution: Custom pricing. Free for individuals and teams up to 30 users (includes self-hosting, single sign-on and managed configuration)
Key features
  • Renders to HTML, PDF, XLSX, and Word from one definition
  • Safe expression parsing without eval or code generation
  • Automatic computation of totals and aggregates from source data
  • Built-in validation with detailed error reporting at expression paths
  • MCP server integration for AI agent tool calling
  • Production-ready report templates
  • Runs in browser, Node, edge workers, and any JavaScript environment
  • No watermark on licensed production deployments
  • Offline license verification, no activation server required
  • Works with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, DeepSeek, Amazon Bedrock, Microsoft Foundry, OpenRouter, Ollama and any OpenAI-compatible endpoint
  • Edit text, lists and formatting in Word
  • Read and write ranges, sort data and build plots in Excel
  • Build full slide decks in PowerPoint
  • Suggestion mode with review comments in Word and Excel
  • Attach files including scanned PDFs with local OCR
  • Self-hosted with SSO and managed configuration
  • Export skills as SKILL.md files
  • Connect external tools through Model Context Protocol
What makes it different
  • Numbers always computed from source data, never from model output
  • One JSON definition renders to four document formats
  • No headless browser required for PDF generation
  • Unlimited users, agents, and renders per deployment with simple annual pricing
  • No vendor lock-in and no per-seat licensing fees
  • Source-available with full code transparency
  • Requests never reach company servers
  • Portable by design with supported model switching
  • Free for teams up to 30 users including self-hosting
Community votes00
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)1 no change since last check2 +1 (up) since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)24
Citation Flow (Majestic)2426
Referring domains (Majestic)1230

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