Results for “sql”

PostgresAI

AI-native Postgres observability: 45+ automated health checks, query and config tuning, agent-ready JSON and MCP output. Open source.

Basedash

AI-native BI: ask in plain English, get governed SQL, charts and dashboards from 750+ sources. Flat rate from $1,000/mo.

GreptimeDB

Open-source observability database unifying metrics, logs and traces: SQL and PromQL, written in Rust, object-storage native.

marimo

Reactive Python notebook stored as pure .py files: no hidden state, Git-friendly, SQL built in, deploys as apps or WASM.

Vela

Serverless, Git-style branchable PostgreSQL platform for Kubernetes and private cloud, built on distributed NVMe storage for instant, full-copy database branches.

Tictable

A spreadsheet that can quietly run real SQL underneath — load millions of rows, ask a question in plain English, and let the AI turn it into the right query and a live report.

Chat2DB

A database tool where you can type a question in plain English — like "show me last month's top customers" — and it writes and runs the correct database query for you, instead of you having to know SQL by heart.

Spice AI

A data platform that lets an AI agent or application query all your different databases and data sources with one SQL question — combining search, filtering, and even AI model calls right inside the query — without the usual months-long project of buildin

WhoDB

A lightweight, self-hosted database explorer supporting 12+ database types including PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, MongoDB, and Redis with a browser-based UI for browsing, querying, and editing data.

DAC - Dashboard-as-Code

A tool that lets you write a company dashboard the same way you write code — in text files you can save, review, and hand to an AI assistant to edit — instead of clicking around a chart-builder UI.

FluentDB

A native Mac app for browsing and querying your databases that lets you ask questions in plain English and get real SQL back — with built-in guardrails so an AI assistant can't quietly delete your data.

os-dpt

A free, open-source SQL editor that runs entirely on your own machine and lets you ask database questions in plain English, with every query and piece of context saved as a git-trackable file instead of locked in someone's cloud account.

DataKit

A local-first, browser-based data studio (built on DuckDB) for previewing, querying, and visualizing big files and databases without uploading your data anywhere.

DbGate

Unified database client for 16+ engines (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, SQL Server…) with a free community edition.

Gogress

A small, from-scratch SQL database written in Go, built around write-ahead logging for crash recovery — an educational project, not a production database.

DBLift

A database migration and release-safety platform for Python teams — preview SQL, validate state, and add review checks before running migrations.

DataZen

A desktop app for browsing and querying your databases that lets you ask questions in plain English instead of writing SQL, and works the same way whether your data is in Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, or four other engines at once.

Kavla

A free, local-first, infinite-canvas tool for exploring data with SQL — instead of a linear notebook, your queries and results become nodes you can arrange visually, with a teammate editing alongside you in real time.

mcdview

Drop in a SQL schema, Prisma file, or pgModeler export and get back an interactive, shareable ER diagram — no install, no account needed.

Marillo

A tool that lets you ask your company's live database a question in plain English — like "which customers ordered the most last month?" — instead of writing SQL yourself.