Document with AI
Connect a schema, click Document with AI, and generate publication-grade table and column documentation in seconds. Review suggestions, then apply directly via DDL.
DataPilot
A collaborative SQL workspace with AI that actually knows your database. Connect your schema, generate publication-grade table and column documentation, review changes, and apply updates directly with DDL. Then schedule exports, get Slack notifications, and run in cloud, desktop, or on-prem modes.
Supported databases: PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MySQL, Amazon Redshift. More databases are coming.
How it works
Connect a schema, click Document with AI, and generate publication-grade table and column documentation in seconds. Review suggestions, then apply directly via DDL.
Comments, version history, and variables keep SQL reviewable and shareable. Schedule CSV or Excel exports and receive delivery notifications.
Run in cloud, on desktop, or behind the firewall with on-prem workers. Keep one scheduling workflow regardless of execution mode.
AI assistant
Most SQL tools bolt on a generic chatbot. DataPilot injects real schema context before each request: table names, column types, foreign keys, indexes, and existing comments.
Keep SQL work shareable and reviewable with comments, version history, and reusable query variables.
See the workspaceTurn trusted queries into repeatable CSV or Excel deliveries. Send run status and download links directly to Slack.
Explore schedulingBrowse schemas, tables, and columns, then document them with AI. Build ERD diagrams to map relationships visually.
Open the catalogRun in cloud, on desktop, or behind the firewall with on-prem workers (Enterprise).
See execution optionsLearn export best practices, on-prem scheduling basics, and workflow standards for scalable delivery.
Browse guidesReview migration guidance and see what you gain with AI documentation, scheduling, and Slack notifications.
Read the migration briefingDoes DataPilot store my database rows?
No. DataPilot stores query execution metadata, schedules, and exported files. Your rows stay in your database.
How does the AI know my real table and column names?
Schema context is injected before AI requests, including table names, column types, nullability, foreign keys, and existing comments.
Does AI documentation write to my database?
Yes. Approved suggestions are applied through ALTER TABLE and COMMENT ON DDL statements.
Can I run scheduled exports behind the firewall?
Yes. Enterprise includes on-prem workers that execute runs locally and sync run metadata back to the workspace.