SQL charts Charts

The SQL editor with built-in charts

Visualize your data, right in your SQL editor.

PopSQL is trusted by 2000+ of the world's top data teams

Accel without Excel

Create beautiful charts right in your SQL editor, without switching to spreadsheets or complex BI tools. Easily spot patterns, trends, and anomalies.

Make your metrics more visible through scheduled reports via Slack or email, or put them on dashboards to see all your metrics at a glance.

One-click charts
PopSQL automatically creates a chart, based on your results, in just a click.
Many chart types
Choose from a variety of options: bar, line, scatter, combo, pie, big number, and more.
Advanced customization
Customize colors, labels, axes, and legends to refine your visual SQL charts.
Presentation links
Easily share charts with your team. No more copy/pasting screenshots.
Add to dashboard
Create dashboards that allow users to explore and interact with charts.
Export options
Export charts as images (PNG, JPEG) or vector graphics (SVG) for integration into presentations and reports.

PopSQL enables your team to leverage existing infrastructure and tooling, elevating your workflow.

Connect to your dbt project and go from data engineering to analysis in seconds.

PopSQL supports every major database provider out there.

Enterprise grade security

SOC 2 and GDPR compliance, SSO/SCIM integrations, versatile database connectivity, and precise access controls.

Useful APIs

API endpoints for query management and scheduling.

Connect to Git

Keep track of every change and review PRs with Git.

Hear firsthand from our esteemed customers about what sets us apart.

Mike Doll
Head of Data & Analytics, Udacity
There weren't any tools on the market with a comparable solution.
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Fabi Prabhakar
Engineering Director, Branch
I couldn't find another tool that was as pricing friendly and did what we needed the way PopSQL does.
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Cody Clayton
Analytics Lead, theScore
With the team now all working remotely, we found it so much easier to use Shared Connections via SSH.
Robert Ma
Business Operations, Darwin
Shareable queries and real time in-app collaboration are a game changer.
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Steve Strates
Software Engineer, Scruff
Query variables make it easier for people to have access to data that matters without knowing SQL.
Peter Du
Data Scientist, Drop
Looker has a lot of predefined things, but PopSQL gives me more flexibility for writing SQL and visualizing it straight away.