For Postgres / Read-only by design

Query your database in plain English.

Connect your database. Ask your question. Get the answer. No SQL. No developer. No waiting.

Who are our top customers by spend?

4 rows· 84 ms · read-only · customers, orders

SELECT "c"."name", SUM("o"."total") AS "spent" …

namespent
Acme Robotics$48,210
Northwind Labs$41,980
Brightline$37,455
Kepler & Co$29,870
NeonSupabaseAmazon RDSGoogle Cloud SQLAzure DatabaseRailwayRenderAivenCrunchy BridgeYour own server

Ask anything

Ask it the way you'd ask a teammate.

No table names, no joins, no syntax. If your data can answer it, you can ask it.

  • Founder

    What is our total revenue this month?

    → $84,21096 ms

  • Support

    Show tickets open longer than 3 days

    → 38 tickets142 ms

  • Product

    Which features do new users try first?

    → Exports · 41%188 ms

  • Ops

    Orders stuck in processing since Monday

    → 17 orders64 ms

  • Marketing

    Signups by source, last 30 days

    → 6 sources79 ms

  • Customer success

    Find all churned accounts in Europe.

    → 4 accounts67 ms

How it works

From question to answer, in four honest steps.

Nothing hidden behind a spinner. Every step the product takes is a step you can see.

01

It learns your schema once.

When you connect, QueryMind reads table names, columns, types and foreign keys, plus one example value per column, and indexes them for search. Your rows stay in your database.

02

It finds the tables that matter.

Your question is matched against that index. Only the most relevant tables go to the model, so it works from your real schema instead of guessing.

03

It writes the SQL while you watch.

The query streams in token by token. You always see exactly what will run before any result appears.

04

It checks, then runs it read-only.

One SELECT, known tables only, nothing that writes. Then it runs inside a read-only transaction with a 10-second limit and returns up to 500 rows.

Safety

Write-protected.
By design, not by promise.

You can only ask questions here. Operations that modify or delete data are blocked, in more than one place.

What happens if someone tries

Delete every user with a test email
DELETE FROM "users" WHERE "email" LIKE '%@test.com'
Blocked

Write-protected.

Nothing reached your database. Only questions can be asked here.

Where it was stopped

  1. Question
    asks to delete
  2. Validator
    stopped it: DELETE
  3. Read-only txn
    never reached
  4. Your database
    untouched
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statement

One SELECT, nothing chained

Multiple statements, DDL and data changes are rejected before anything runs.

READ ONLY

Read-only at the database

Queries run inside a read-only transaction, so Postgres itself refuses writes.

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seconds

Runaway queries get stopped

A statement timeout ends anything slow, so it can't tie up your database.

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rows max

Results stay small

Rows are read through a cursor and capped, so a huge table can't flood anything.

Connection strings are encrypted at rest and never sent to your browser or the AI model.

Schema Designer

Design your next database.

Describe the tables you need in plain English. We'll generate the complete schema as a diagram you can edit, then export it as SQL or PDF.

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Export .sqlExport PDF

Pricing

Start free. Pay when it earns its keep.

Every plan is read-only, streams results live and keeps your history. Upgrade or cancel any time.

Free

For trying it on one database.

$0forever
  • 1 database connection
  • 50 questions / month
  • 1 schema design / month
  • Read-only execution

Pro

Most picked

For people who ask their data questions every day.

$12per month
  • 5 database connections
  • Unlimited questions
  • 6 schema designs / month
  • CSV export

Team

For teams that live in their data.

$39per month
  • Unlimited connections
  • Unlimited questions
  • Unlimited schema designs
  • CSV + PDF export

A question counts once when it runs, including ones that end in an error.

FAQ

The questions people ask before connecting.

Straight answers about your data, your credentials and what we store.

No. Every query is checked to be a single read-only SELECT before it runs, and then it runs inside a read-only transaction, so Postgres itself refuses any write. For extra peace of mind, connect with a read-only database user.