SpeakDB
Talk to your database.
What it does
SpeakDB lets you query, explore and interact with your databases using plain English. Text-to-SQL assistant with schema awareness, local-first AI & BYOK, and safe execution.
SpeakDB lets you query, explore and interact with your databases using plain English. Text-to-SQL assistant with schema awareness, local-first AI, and safe execution.
SpeakDB turns natural language into safe, intelligent database workflows. Connect your database, ask questions, understand your schema — without leaving your desktop. Stop translating every question into SQL. Ask SpeakDB what you need to know — like "Which customers haven't ordered in 90 days?" SpeakDB understands your tables, relationships, columns, and structure before generating SQL. Generated queries are validated before execution. Review the SQL before it touches your database. Destructive operations require explicit approval — never a silent surprise. Paste a complicated query and get a plain-English explanation of what it does. SpeakDB flags missing indexes, unnecessary subqueries,…from speakdb.vercel.app
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