You create a project that defines some custom functions, ribbon commands, context menus, shortcuts etc... and then publish it to a store. Then anyone who has the QueryStorm Runtime (and the url of the store you published to) can install it through the "Extensions" dialog.
I haven't yet set up the ability to charge for packages but I plan on offering this. I first need a community of users, so didn't focus on charging yet.
If you'd like some help setting up something like that AWS scenario, reach me via email: antonio [at] querystorm.com, I've done several such integrations already (Google analytics, Monday.com, TSheets, Google drive).
You create a project that defines some custom functions, ribbon commands, context menus, shortcuts etc... and then publish it to a store. Then anyone who has the QueryStorm Runtime (and the url of the store you published to) can install it through the "Extensions" dialog.
I haven't yet set up the ability to charge for packages but I plan on offering this. I first need a community of users, so didn't focus on charging yet.
If you'd like some help setting up something like that AWS scenario, reach me via email: antonio [at] querystorm.com, I've done several such integrations already (Google analytics, Monday.com, TSheets, Google drive).