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Dev tools · April 24, 2026

hypequery

The type-safe analytics backend for ClickHouse

hypequery launched on April 24, 2026 with 2 votes, #4,561 of 21,248 launches that month.

What it does

ClickHouse is powering analytics at Cloudflare, PostHog, and hundreds of fast-growing teams but the TypeScript developer experience has always been an afterthought. No type safety. No autocomplete. Just raw SQL strings and manual casting. hypequery fixes that. It's a TypeScript-native query builder for ClickHouse with full schema type inference, typed results, and zero runtime overhead. The Drizzle for analytical databases.

Define ClickHouse metrics once in TypeScript, then reuse them across APIs, jobs, dashboards, and AI agents.

Define queries, metrics, and dimensions inside the backend you already have. Expose them as typed APIs, React hooks, or MCP tools for your AI agents. One command turns your existing ClickHouse into a fully-typed client. Start building with type safety in seconds. generate:types introspects your live schema — no remodelling, no migrations, works against the tables you already have. Tables, columns, and result rows are generated into analytics/schema.ts . Autocomplete and compile-time checks, instantly. Write your first type-safe query in seconds — then model metrics on top when you're ready. executor.metric(averageOrderValue.by('month')) with full autocomplete; types flow from your schema to…from hypequery.com

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