Getting Started

Introduction

DB AI Magic is a unified, browser-based workspace for working with every database your team uses — from writing the first query to publishing a polished report.

What is DB AI Magic?

DB AI Magic is a complete database workbench you can open in a tab. It connects to 20+ database engines, gives every database the same friendly interface, and layers on a query editor, a spreadsheet-style data editor, a schema visualiser, BI dashboards, and an AI assistant that can write and run SQL for you.

Everything lives in one workspace, so you can go from “I need to check production” to a shared dashboard without leaving your browser or installing native drivers.

Screenshot · DB AI Magic workspace overview — sidebar, query editor and result grid.
DB AI Magic workspace overview — sidebar, query editor and result grid.

What you can do

  • Run SQL

    Multi-tab editor with autocomplete, history and streaming results for big queries.

  • Edit data

    Edit rows in a spreadsheet UI without writing INSERT/UPDATE statements.

  • Explore schema

    Browse databases, tables, columns, indexes and foreign keys visually.

  • Build reports

    Drag widgets onto a grid, share with a public link, or export to PDF.

  • Ask in plain English

    Use AI Chat or AI Dashboards to turn a question into SQL and charts.

  • Invite a team

    Add admins and employees with granular per-connection permissions.

How it fits together

Every account belongs to an organization. Inside that org you save connections to your databases. Each connection becomes the source for queries, reports, datasets, and AI conversations.

Roles control who can do what. The owner of the organization is a Super Admin, who can promote admins and invite Employees with fine-grained permissions per connection.

Your first five minutes

  • Sign in

    Use Google to create your workspace. You become the Super Admin of a new organization automatically.

  • Add a connection

    Go to Connections, pick your database engine and paste your credentials. We test the connection live before saving.

  • Run your first query

    Open the Query Editor, choose your new connection and start typing. Results stream into the grid as the database returns them.

  • Build something visual

    Save a query as a dataset, drop a chart and a KPI tile onto a report, and share the public link with a teammate.

  • Choose Plan

    Go to Pricing Plans to choose the right plan for your team for more features.

Prerequisites

What you'll need

A modern browser, a Google account to sign in, and the connection details for at least one database. Read-only access is enough to start exploring.

Next steps