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Free AI prompt generator and optimizer for many models.

Turn a prompt into a website or web app

Convert database files and SQL exports into reusable data formats

Trace, analyze, and improve LLM and agent applications in a hosted or self-managed workspace.

Generate, enhance, and organize AI prompts in a personal library.

Branch, diff, and merge database tables using version-control operations alongside SQL.

Model connected data as a distributed graph and query it with DQL or a schema-generated GraphQL API.

Trace backend requests and inspect the database calls, external dependencies, and errors that affect their performance.

Store and retrieve large-scale data with Apache's distributed, column-oriented Hadoop database.

Store metrics, logs, and traces in one database and query them with SQL or PromQL.

A Ruby framework for building database-backed web applications with conventional project structure.

A distributed, memory-first SQL database for applications that need shared cluster state.

Run the community-developed MariaDB relational database server with SQL clients and pluggable storage engines.

An embeddable persistent key-value store for applications that need fast local storage.

Store JSON documents and replicate them across servers and disconnected clients.

A managed document database with MongoDB API compatibility.

A freely downloadable, GPL-licensed database with SQL, replication, connectors, and administration tools.

A managed SQL service that provisions database resources by instance.

Create a managed MongoDB deployment, connect with mongosh or a driver, and scale from a small shared tier.

Ingest streaming or batch data into an analytics database built for fast interactive queries.

An analytical database offered as a managed service and as a self-managed engine.

Instrument Java and ColdFusion applications with an on-prem agent that exposes application, system, and database performance.

Inspect database health and query performance across mixed on-premises and cloud estates.

A self-hostable database engine for relational, document, graph, vector, and time-series data.