Natural language to PostgreSQL
Describe the result you want in plain English and get correct, idiomatic PostgreSQL — with an explanation and the assumptions made.
PostgreSQL has its own idioms — window functions, CTEs, JSONB operators, DISTINCT ON, generate_series — that are easy to reach for once you know them and hard to recall under pressure. Describing the query in English lets you skip the syntax recall.
Paste your CREATE TABLE DDL (or a quick table description), choose the Postgres dialect, and the tool returns SQL that respects your real columns and joins, plus a plain-English explanation and every assumption it made, so you can verify before running.
It’s schema-aware, so the joins and column names actually match your database instead of being placeholders you have to fix.
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🗄️Text to SQL
Turn plain English into correct SQL for Postgres, MySQL, SQLite, BigQuery or Snowflake — schema-aware.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert English to a PostgreSQL query? +
Describe what you want, paste your schema (DDL), and pick the Postgres dialect. You get idiomatic SQL plus an explanation and assumptions.
Does it understand my tables and joins? +
Yes — provide your CREATE TABLE DDL and it generates SQL against your real columns and relationships.
Will it use Postgres-specific features? +
When appropriate it uses CTEs, window functions and other Postgres idioms, and explains why.
Can I trust the output? +
Each query comes with an explanation and a list of assumptions, so you can verify the logic before running it.
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