PostgreSQL

Ask your Postgres database anything

Read-only connection, table-level access, and the query shown behind every number.

Connect a database and ask your first question

Connection

Live database connection

Data location

Queried where it lives

Control

Table-level selection

Start with a real question

What could you ask PostgreSQL?

01
“Which customers expanded their spend this quarter?”
02
“What caused the drop in weekly orders?”
03
“Compare revenue, refunds, and margin by product.”

How it works

From source to verified answer.

01
Connect
Enter your Postgres connection details securely.
02
Scope
Select exactly which tables Aten may query.
03
Ask
Ask in plain language and review the generated SQL.

Questions instead of queries

Connect your Postgres database and ask in plain language. Aten writes the SQL, runs it, and answers with a chart — so the people with the questions stop queueing behind the people who can write queries.

Nothing is modelled up front. There is no semantic layer to define and no pipeline to build before the first answer.

Your data stays where it is

Aten queries your Postgres database directly rather than copying it somewhere else. There is no sync to schedule and no second copy of your data to worry about going stale or leaking.

Credentials are held in an encrypted vault and decrypted per connection — never stored in plain text.

Read-only, and scoped to what you choose

Queries run through Aten’s read-only connection path. Its query layer accepts only read statements, and modifying statements are rejected before execution.

You also choose which tables it can see. Anything you do not select stays out of reach, and you can toggle a table off or disconnect the source entirely at any time.

Answers your engineers can audit

Every answer carries the SQL that produced it. For whoever approves the connection, that means there is no hidden query path — the tool can be reviewed rather than trusted.