Every query, every plan, every environment.

select * from orders limit 200;

update orders set total = $1 where id = $2
-- $1 = '129.00'   $2 = 90398

A first look, one click

Clicking a table asks for 200 rows. On DynamoDB it asks for 5 items, so a quick look never turns into a paid full-table scan. Results default to 1,000 rows, not 100,000.

Filters that cover the whole table

Filtering or sorting a column runs the query again on the server, with your statement wrapped rather than rewritten. The answer covers every row, not just the ones already loaded.

Edit a value in place

A cell is editable only when its row can be found by a primary key or unique index, so an update changes exactly one row. The value is bound, never pasted into SQL, and you see the statement before it runs.

NULL is not empty

NULL and an empty string look different in the grid, and every copy format says what it does with NULL. Only JSON keeps it exactly.

Errors with the fix attached

Mistype a column and overdb matches it against the schema, so id becomes er_id in one click. Anything more than a typo can go to your AI for a repair, which lands in the editor.

select c.id, c.email, max(o.created_at) as last_order_at
from customers c
left join orders o on o.customer_id = c.id
where c.region = 'eu'
group by c.id, c.email
having max(o.created_at) < now() - interval '90 days'
    or max(o.created_at) is null;

-- Suggested by claude
select c.id, c.email, max(o.created_at) as last_order_at
from customers c
left join orders o on o.customer_id = c.id
where c.region = 'eu'
group by c.id, c.email
having max(o.created_at) < now() - interval '90 days'
    or max(o.created_at) is null;

Your AI, your login

Overdb finds whichever of claude, codex, or gemini you have installed and uses its existing login. There's no API key to enter and no extra subscription.

Nothing runs by itself

Insert adds the SQL to the end of your tab with a note saying which AI suggested it. You can also open it in a new tab, or Explain it to see the plan without running it.

See what it looked at

Every answer says which tables it saw, like "saw 4 of 41 tables". If an answer is wrong, click that line to choose the tables it should always see.

Threads you can come back to

Each connection keeps its own conversation, saved between sessions and searchable by any word in a question, answer, or statement.

select o.id, o.total, c.email
from orders o
join cu
where c.client_name = ? and o.status = :status

completion from the catalog · placeholders bound, not pasted · history kept across restarts

width is rows · narrowing is waste · flare is a loop

estimate versus actual · what the server says it spends time on · health without zeros for missing data

select id, status, total from orders where customer_id = $1 order by created_at desc limit 20;

-- proposed. copy it and run it yourself.
create index concurrently orders_customer_idx
  on orders (customer_id, created_at desc);

one statement · every environment · no abort on first failure

alter table orders add column refund_reason text;
alter table payments alter column amount type numeric(12,2);
-- orders_status_check: review by hand, dropping a constraint is never generated

catalog to catalog · ranked, not listed · nothing destructive is runnable