Your ChatGPT plan can now write your SQL

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All your PostgreSQL databases, one connection

Until now, a second database on the same server meant a second connection. Now you pick the databases you want, and each one shows up in the sidebar with its own schemas, tables, console and ER diagram. The MCP tools know which database you mean, and the PostgreSQL plugin now works behind PgBouncer.

Import from a file

The import dialog used to read only the clipboard. Now you can point it at a CSV, TSV, JSON or Markdown file, check the preview, and create a new table or add the rows to an existing one. We tested the CSV parser on 150,000 rows.

Column statistics

Open a column’s header menu and you get the row, distinct and NULL counts, the min and max, and the ten most common values. Click one of them and the table filters by it. Masked columns stay masked: no min, max or top values.

Bulk edits and undo in the grid

Select a range of cells and fill down, set a value, set NULL, trim whitespace or change case in one go. Every change is staged so you can review it before saving, and Cmd/Ctrl+Z now undoes edits, inserts and deletes. Copy as HTML table pastes cleanly into a spreadsheet.

Export to HTML and NDJSON

Query results now export to HTML and NDJSON as well as CSV, JSON and Markdown. Visual Explain can save its plan as a CSV or as the raw output, and exported files get readable names like orders_2026-10-20.csv.