DBJoy is a native macOS client for PostgreSQL with an AI assistant built in. You ask questions about your data in plain language and get answers backed by real queries, or have the SQL written for you, using your own Anthropic or OpenAI key. Around that it does the normal client job — schemas, safe data editing, SQL, export, ER diagrams and schema comparison with generated migration SQL — in a keyboard-friendly SwiftUI app.
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The assistant answers with the query it ran, using your own model key.
Staging and production schemas can be compared, with migration SQL generated.
A native SwiftUI app rather than a browser tool.
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