PopSQL
PopSQL is a modern SQL editor for teams that lets you write queries, visualize data, and share your results.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application type
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
Warning: PopSQL moved to limited support on September 9, 2025, after being acquired by TigerData. Until September 1, 2026, it will only receive critical fixes and security patches. After that date, the product will be fully discontinued. https://popsql.com/blog/popsql-limited-support
Features
- Autocompletion
- Charts
- Database Management Tool
- Fuzzy Finder
- Team Collaboration
- SQLite
Tags
- sql-editor
- Microsoft SQL Server
- redshift
- sql-query
- presto
- amazon-redshift
- business-analytics
- big-data
- database-client
- Postgres SQL
- SQL
- MySQL
- analytics
- bigquery
PopSQL information
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Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription that costs up to $20 per month + free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
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What is PopSQL?
PopSQL is a modern SQL editor for teams that lets you write queries, visualize data, and share your results.
Features:
- Share queries by URL, and organize them in folders
Stop emailing SQL queries or pasting them in chat. Simply share the URL to your query or results so your team can see your analysis. Create folders to organize your queries by project or department. Folders can be private to you, or shared with your team.
- Visualize your data automatically
PopSQL magically generates the best chart to visualize your data.
- Dark mode
If you're writing SQL for hours a day, go easy on your eyes!
- Version history
PopSQL tracks changes so you can revert to any point in time in case you make a mistake.
- Query variables
If you're writing queries for non-technical users, use variables so they can safely run the query with new parameters, like dates or user IDs.
- Search
Save time by searching if anyone on your team has written this query before. Also great for seeing if a column is being used somewhere, or when you forget how to use a tricky SQL function.