Draw Your
Scalable Database
Stop writing boilerplate SQL. Use our high-performance interactive canvas to design your entities, connect relationships with satisfying cables, and export production-ready code in one click.
Architect Mode
v1.2 Studio Engine// 1. Draw your tables
// 2. Connect the cables
// 3. Export to Prisma:
model User {
id String @id @default(cuid())
email String @unique
posts Post[]
}
model Post {
id String @id @default(cuid())
title String
authorId String
author User @relation(fields: [authorId], references: [id])
}Because Schemas
Should Be Visual.
Database design is the foundation of every great application. But why are we still wasting hours on typos and syntax errors in raw text files?
The **Visual Database Architect** turns data modeling into a creative process. It's built for rapid prototyping and enterprise-grade architecture.
- No Syntactic Errors
- Team Alignment
- Multi-ORM Export
- ERD Automation
Interactive Canvas
Industry-standard drag-and-drop mechanics with infinite workspace zoom and pan.
Satisfying "Cables"
Watch your relationships snap together with smart-routing edge paths and animated flows.
Prisma First
Directly compatible with Prisma schemas, including cuid, autoincrement, and relation attributes.
SQL Dialects
Export clean SQL for PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite with proper foreign key constraints.
Drizzle & TypeORM
Generate TypeScript entities and schemas that are type-safe and ready to drop into your repo.
Auto-Scaling UI
Nodes react to your content, auto-expanding as you add more columns and indices.
Database Architecture FAQ
A Deep Utility Guide for Architects
Q: How do I define One-to-Many relationships?
A: Simply drag a cable from the Primary Key of your Parent table to the Foreign Key column of your Child table. The Architect will automatically assign the correct relationship attributes for Prisma and SQL.
Q: Can I import an existing SQL schema?
A: Yes! Use our 'Magic Import' feature to paste your raw CREATE TABLE statements, and we will reconstruct the visual ERD for you instantly.
Q: What data types are supported?
A: We support the full spectrum of modern application types: String, Int, BigInt, Float, Boolean, DateTime, Json, and Boolean, with automatic mapping for different ORMs.
Q: Does it help with database normalization?
A: While we don't automatically normalize, the visual layout makes detecting redundant data and circular dependencies significantly easier than reading raw code.
Modernize Your Data Flow.
Build schemas faster. Catch design flaws earlier. Impress your leads with stunning ERD diagrams that actually work.