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Query any database in plain English. SQLesse turns natural language into correct SQL inside the tools you already use. Stop translating your questions into SQL. Just ask. SQLesse lives in your browser and works inside the data tools you already sign into. Open a query editor, describe what you want in plain English, and SQLesse generates correct SQL for that database's dialect and drops it straight into the editor. WORKS WHERE YOU ALREADY WORK SQLesse detects the SQL editor on the page and generates SQL in the correct dialect for your database, whether that is a cloud data warehouse, a SQL database, or a BI tool. It works on any page with a SQL text box or code editor. SMARTER THAN A PROMPT BOX - Reads the table and column names your tool already shows, so queries reference real objects instead of guesses. - Learns which of your phrases map to which columns, and grows more confident the more you use it. - When your question is ambiguous, it gives you several ranked interpretations, each with its assumptions, so you choose the right one. BUILT-IN TOOLS Explain any SQL in plain English, optimize a slow query, or validate it for syntax and safety, all from the side panel. SAFE BY DEFAULT Read-only mode blocks DROP, DELETE, UPDATE, and other destructive statements. SQLesse sends only your question and the table and column names already visible in your tool. It never reads or sends your data rows. WAYS TO RUN - Free tier: start right away, with no API key required. - Bring your own key: add an Anthropic API key for unlimited personal use. - Hosted mode: point it at your company's server for SSO and centralized control, with no key stored on the device. Install SQLesse and query your data the way you think about it.
Sep 14, 2026
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