The desktop application operates on macOS, Windows, and Linux, converting visual interface interactions directly into underlying SQL queries executed locally or remotely. Users can visualize multifaceted relationship trees on a single surface, joining data across disparate files alongside traditional SQL engines. The platform automatically detects predefined foreign keys and features specialized layouts to clearly represent one-to-many data connections. It also provides deep inspection tools, allowing operators to drill down into the underlying rows that form aggregated sums or averages.
Key points
Users can query and modify enterprise databases visually without needing to write custom…: Users can query and modify enterprise databases visually without needing to write custom SQL commands or CRUD apps.
The platform incorporates a specialized layout system capable of handling complex, chaine…: The platform incorporates a specialized layout system capable of handling complex, chained one-to-many data relationships.
Analysts can visually audit calculations by drilling down into the specific source rows b…: Analysts can visually audit calculations by drilling down into the specific source rows behind grouped sums and averages.
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Matías Fernández@matias__eduardo@ultorg is the most mind blowing database tool I have ever seen. The way it can visualize multiple joins feels canonical in the sense that now, when I run complicated SQL queries, *that’s* the format I use to imagine the results. vimeo.com/695905306
Gene Kim@RealGeneKimJaw dropping talk on a way to view SQL databases without writing a custom app.
Imagine Microsoft Access crossed with Microsoft Excel and a big dose of incredible sorcery
So exciting!! Can’t wait to learn more about @ultorg
Justin Duke@jmdukeThis presentation by @eirikbakke on a generic UI abstraction to navigate a relational database is the most exciting bit of interaction design I've seen in a long, long time.
vimeo.com/372006027
Petri Aukia@aukiaThe future never came: I expected dynamic multi-dimensional spreadsheet to sooner or later become the norm ever since I saw Lotus Improv.
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