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Database documentation tools for SQL teams

Browse connections, schemas, tables, and column metadata in one place, then keep documentation close to scheduled exports and the files your team downloads.

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Supported databases: PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MySQL, Amazon Redshift. More databases are coming.

What you can do today

  • Browse connections, schemas, tables, and columns from the catalog.
  • Inspect table and column metadata while you write SQL in the workspace.
  • Read existing database comments and keep context next to runs and exports.

Note: editing database comments from DataPilot (DDL-based) is planned. Today, this page focuses on browsing and visibility.

What’s coming soon

  • Documentation assistant to draft table and column descriptions faster.
  • ERD diagram generator built from schema scans, tied to the catalog for search and navigation.

Catalog browsing for documentation

Jump between connections, filter schemas, and inspect tables or columns without leaving your workflow. Use the catalog when you need fast answers like “what columns does this table have?” before you schedule an export.

DataPilot data catalog browsing tables and columns

Keep documentation close to exports and downloads

Documentation stays useful when it sits next to the SQL you run, the schedules you set, and the files people download. DataPilot is built around that delivery loop, so teams stop losing context when exports move around.