I hated writing SQL so I built Tome

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joshkotrous · 1d ago

In my time as a developer I have a love hate relationship with SQL. It's incredibly powerful, but writing queries for anything non-trivial was always a headache. I've always wanted to be able to just ask questions about my data, and have a tool do the work for me. So I built Tome. A 100% free and open source database client that turns natural language into perfect queries so you never have to write SQL again. Shipping for now with limited database support and expanding in the future. Would love any feedback and a star on Github is appreciated! Take a look and download: https://tomedb.dev

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I hated writing SQL so I built Tome

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