Living database documentation
Move from one-off diagrams to living documentation that stays in sync with your schema, backed by a private on-premise agent.
Schema visualizer
Visualize existing database schemas without reading everything in SQL first.
Use the ERD canvas as a database schema visualizer when you inherit a system, need to explain table structure quickly, or want a faster way to inspect how dense areas of the schema connect.
Typical use
Open a dense schema and reduce the time it takes to understand it.
This workflow is for teams dealing with existing databases where the structure matters more than polished presentation. The visualizer helps reviewers identify hubs, follow foreign keys, and discuss risky areas in one place.
Beyond diagrams
Keep your database documented forever, not just today.
You just explored a schema. What if the whole database stayed documented — with alerts on every schema change and scheduled SQL exports — through an on-premise agent that never opens your DB to the cloud?
Schema change alerts + scheduled SQL exports
Get notified when your schema changes and schedule SQL exports without exposing the DB to the cloud.
Follow relationships faster
Use the visual view to understand how key tables connect before you dive into every query and script.
Reduce onboarding time
Give engineers and analysts a quicker path into an unfamiliar database.
Explain dense areas clearly
Use notes and focused diagram views to discuss risky or important parts of the model.
Find central entities
Spot the tables that anchor transactions, subscriptions, invoices, or customer state before making changes downstream.
Support onboarding
Give incoming engineers one visual schema map instead of leaving them to reconstruct relationships from disconnected files.
Keep review context close
Use the same workspace to highlight business rules, migration risks, or unclear ownership around critical tables.