Look at your app’s data, right in the console
Ask a question of your data, such as how many people signed up this week, and see the answer as a table. You can look around as much as you like without any risk of changing something by mistake.
Find out what is happening in your app
If your AI assistant writes the query, all you need is the question.
Who signed up today?
See the newest people in your app and when they joined.
Which orders are unpaid?
List every order that is still waiting for payment.
Did that save properly?
Check what your app actually stored when something looks wrong.
Look without worrying
Opening a database usually means installing a tool and sharing a password. Here your data stays private, and you look at it from the console you already use.
See everything included with app hostingYou cannot break anything
The editor can only read. Changing or deleting data is refused by the database itself.
Nothing to install
There is no database tool to set up and no password to copy.
Only the right people
Owners, admins and project managers can use it, and you can give access to others.
Your AI assistant can use it too
Through the Roar AI MCP server, an assistant can run the same read-only queries for you.
Questions about the SQL editor
Can I change data with the SQL editor?
No. The Roar AI SQL editor is read-only. To correct a single row, the Tables view has an Edit button for project managers, which changes the database directly, without your app’s own checks.
Do I need to know SQL?
It helps, but an AI assistant can write the query for you. Describe what you want to know, paste in the query it gives you, and run it.
Can I connect my own database tool?
No. The database cannot be reached from the internet, so outside tools cannot connect. Use the console, or an AI assistant through the Roar AI MCP server.
What are the limits?
Up to 200 rows or 256 KB per result, 4,000 characters per query, and 15 seconds for a query to run. Results can take a minute or more to come back.
Can I save queries?
There are no saved queries. The editor lists your recent queries so you can run one again.
See your data in the console
Create a free account, deploy an app with a database, then open its data.