Understand your database like never before with interactive visual tools.
Workflows is an infinite, zoomable surface where you can drag tables from the sidebar to instantly inspect their data, place SQL query nodes to write and execute queries, and wire the results into chart nodes for immediate visualization. Every element is connected - change a query and the downstream chart updates automatically. It turns your database exploration into a visual, spatial workflow instead of a linear series of tabs. Coming soon: Stream data to 3rd party systems.
The Query Visualizer parses your SQL and renders it as an interactive diagram. Tables appear as nodes, JOINs as labeled edges, and WHERE clauses and SELECT projections are displayed alongside the relevant tables. It helps you understand complex multi-join queries at a glance and is available in the Visualize tab of every query editor.
Run EXPLAIN or EXPLAIN ANALYZE on any query and see the execution plan rendered as an interactive, zoomable diagram. Each node shows its operation type, estimated rows, and actual execution time. Edges represent data flow between operations. Planning time, execution time, and total row estimates are displayed at a glance, making it easy to spot bottlenecks and optimize slow queries.
The ERD Viewer generates interactive Entity Relationship Diagrams from your database schema. Tables are displayed with their columns, primary keys, and foreign key relationships as connecting lines. Use the search bar to find specific tables, filter by schema, zoom and pan to navigate large schemas, and export the diagram as PNG, SVG, or directly to your clipboard.
The Schema Tree Browser presents your database structure as a collapsible tree in the sidebar. Schemas, tables, and views are organized hierarchically with icons to distinguish them. Each table shows its approximate row count, and you can right-click any table to instantly generate a SELECT query or open it in the Table Inspector.
The Table Inspector gives you a detailed breakdown of any table's structure. Each column is listed with its data type, nullability, default value, and badges for primary keys and foreign keys. A separate panel shows all indexes on the table with their columns and uniqueness. Constraints are listed with their type and definition, giving you a complete picture of the table's schema at a glance.
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Available for macOS, Linux & Windows.