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PopSQL

The SQL editor for team collaboration

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PopSQL is a collaborative SQL editor that gives data teams a shared workspace for writing, organizing, and reviewing queries. It addresses the fragmentation caused by copying SQL into chat tools, rewriting existing queries, and switching applications to visualize results.

The editor includes real-time collaboration, autocomplete, schema browsing with usage data, query variables, version history with diffs and revert, inline comments, and Markdown descriptions. Queries can be turned into in-app charts and lightweight dashboards, scheduled, and pushed to Slack, with Git integration and API endpoints for query management. It connects to major databases and warehouses including BigQuery, Snowflake, Redshift, PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, Athena, ClickHouse, Presto, Trino, and Azure Synapse, with SSH tunnels, static IPs, and a bridge connector for private networks. Security features include SSO and SCIM provisioning, granular permissions, audit logs, and SOC 2 and GDPR compliance.

PopSQL is built for data teams, analysts, and business users who need to query and share results. Pricing is per editor, with viewers free of charge: a Free plan with limited queries, connections, and dashboards; Premium and Business editions adding unlimited queries, connections, longer version history, and higher schedule frequency; and a custom Enterprise plan with audit logs, teams, SAML SSO, data catalog, and API access.

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