Three things. One private workspace.
Documentation that follows the schema instead of waiting to be updated, queries the rest of the team can actually find, and exports that go out without anyone remembering, all of it through an agent that keeps the database off the public internet.
Primary
The three things.
Each one stands on its own. Together they form the workflow: read the documentation, save the query you wrote during an investigation, schedule the recurring extract.
Living documentation
Markdown generated from the schema, with whatever you wrote by hand kept intact across updates and a change history on every object, which is why a new hire can start from one page instead of a Slack thread.
Read moreShared queries
Save operational SQL to folders, parameterize with variables, version every edit, run read-only via the agent, audit every run. Stop losing queries in Slack.
Read moreScheduled exports
Pick a saved query, choose CSV or Excel, deliver to email or Slack on a schedule. Replace the manual Monday morning extract.
Read moreFoundation and supporting pieces
What keeps all three honest.
On-prem agent
Windows, Linux or Docker, sealed credentials, outbound TLS and nothing else, with a single agent serving as many connections as you point at it. This is the piece that means the database never has to face the internet.
Read moreSchema changes
The diff engine that powers documentation updates. Detects added, removed, modified, and renamed objects. Severity for the changes the on-call should look at.
Read moreAlerts
Send the changes worth waking up for to Slack or email. It stays off until you turn it on, and the documentation updates either way.
Read moreOpen the workspace and walk through all three on your own database.
Free for one connection, documentation included, and nobody asks for a card.