Anyquery is a versatile data querying and migration tool that connects to various data sources, enabling users to query data with SQL or alternative languages and export results in multiple formats.
Allows connection of Anyquery to Metabase or ORMs for data handling and querying.
Facilitates the import and export of data using JSON, CSV, TSV, and Parquet formats.
Compatible with the entire SQLite ecosystem, including tools like Litestream and Datasette.
Enables SQL joins between APIs, files, and SQLite tables for complex data retrieval.
Offers options to use PRQL and PQL as alternatives to SQL for querying data.
Allows querying and data manipulation on platforms like Notion, Google Sheets, and Airtable as if they were databases.
Enables parsing and querying of logs using Grok both locally and remotely.
Supports connection to BI tools through MySQL compatibility for detailed data analysis.
Available for installation on multiple operating systems including Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, MacOS, and Windows, ensuring accessibility.
Allows you to interact with your connected applications using natural language, making it more intuitive to query information and perform tasks.
Export SQL query results in various formats including JSON, CSV, HTML, JSONL, Markdown, and more, providing flexibility in how data can be used or shared.
Connects to local and online applications like Spotify, GitHub, and Discord, allowing you to control and interact with them using natural language commands.
Connect ChatGPT to your local or online applications through Anyquery to use natural language commands.
Provides an easy-to-use graphical interface to manage and test database connections.
Handles SQLite's lack of array support by returning a JSON representation of arrays, enabling users to utilize JSON operators for data querying.
The plugin allows you to use an Airtable base as if it were a SQL database, enabling seamless data querying with SQL commands.
Offers the ability to cache queries for faster response times, while making it easy to clear the cache to ensure up-to-date data when necessary.
Allows users to list and query detailed information about GitHub repositories they have access to, including metadata like creation date, language, and visibility.
Fetches lists of commits and issues from specific GitHub repositories, providing details such as authors, dates, and messages.