Public beta0.1.0-beta.9 · macOS universal

From data to answers.
In one workspace.

Work with 19 database connectors and local files. Ask business questions, write SQL with AI, and connect your coding tools through MCP.

14-day trial · No card required · One-time licenses from $49 at launch

Interactive preview · sample data
Ask · Sample dataQuery 1customers
AskSample workspace
How has revenue changed over the last six months?
Complete

Revenue reached $128,400 in September.

Up 7.7% from August. Based on paid invoices in USD, April–September 2026.

Supporting SQL
SELECT date_trunc('month', issued_at)::date AS month,
       SUM(amount_usd) AS revenue_usd
FROM invoices
WHERE status = 'paid'
  AND issued_at >= DATE '2026-04-01'
  AND issued_at < DATE '2026-10-01'
GROUP BY 1
ORDER BY 1;
Your workspace stays localRead-only mode you controlSigned & notarized for macOS
01 / Business Ask

Business questions.
Answers with evidence.

How much did we spend on AI? Which customers drive revenue? Turn questions into business answers and inline charts, with supporting data and SQL one click away.

  • Give answers context with your saved business definitions.
  • Ask can request clarification when details are missing.
  • See explicit dates, currencies and missing-data context.

Your model. Your business context.

Built-in AI sends your question, relevant schema and saved definitions to your chosen provider. Query result rows stay out of that AI flow. MCP sharing is explained below.

Bring your own provider: OpenAI · Anthropic · Google Gemini · OpenAI-compatible APIs · Ollama for local models. Provider usage is billed separately, with no Rowwise markup.

Illustrative answer · Sample data

“How is our paid invoice revenue trending?”

September revenue was $128,400.

Up 7.7% from August’s $119,200. Paid invoices in USD; April–September 2026.

View supporting SQL
SELECT date_trunc('month', issued_at)::date AS month,
       SUM(amount_usd) AS revenue_usd
FROM invoices
WHERE status = 'paid'
  AND issued_at >= DATE '2026-04-01'
  AND issued_at < DATE '2026-10-01'
GROUP BY 1
ORDER BY 1;

Explicit dates. Clear currency. A query you can inspect.

02 / AI-assisted SQL

Write SQL faster.
Keep the final say.

Describe the query you need, or ask AI to change the SQL you already have. Use your connected schema to generate a draft, explain a statement or fix a failed query.

  • Generate SQL from a plain-language request.
  • Refine an existing query or just the selected SQL.
  • Review the proposal before applying and running it.
Explore the SQL preview
Query assistantIllustrative · PostgreSQL
Your requestBreak down paid revenue by month for the last quarter.
SELECT date_trunc('month', issued_at) AS month,
       SUM(amount_usd) AS revenue_usd
FROM invoices
WHERE status = 'paid'
  AND issued_at >= DATE '2026-07-01'
  AND issued_at < DATE '2026-10-01'
GROUP BY 1 ORDER BY 1;
Review before runningJul–Sep 2026 · USD

Explore. Filter. Edit.

Filter from a cell, inspect a row in the side panel and save your table view. Review pending in-cell edits, then Apply or Discard on supported sources.

Know where you’re working.

Organize connections with groups and environment labels. Saved read-only mode protects a connection across queries, edits, imports and MCP.

Keep your work close.

Return to your tabs, drafts, saved queries and history in a local workspace. Expand results when you need room, or pin saved queries as dashboard charts.

03 / Built-in MCP

Your coding assistant.
Connected to your data.

Bring live database context into the tools you already use. Rowwise connects your AI assistant to your schemas, query results and saved queries through a built-in local MCP server.

  • Explore schemas while building your next feature.
  • Investigate a bug with bounded, read-only queries.
  • Reuse saved queries and recent work from your workspace.

Also works with VS Code and other clients that support MCP over HTTP. Tools follow each source’s capabilities.

Your clientrowwiseYour sources
Connect with Claude Code
# First: connect a source, then enable Settings → MCP
claude mcp add --transport http rowwise http://127.0.0.1:4320/mcp
Localhost onlyRead-only by defaultOff on each launch

Keep control of what is shared. Connected sources become available to local MCP clients. Query results return to that client and may go to its AI provider. Write tools need explicit opt-in; saved read-only connections stay protected.

HTTP connection settings for other clients
{"type":"http","url":"http://127.0.0.1:4320/mcp"}

Use your client’s MCP configuration format with this endpoint.

04 / Sources & files

More sources.
Less switching.

From PostgreSQL and MySQL to Snowflake, BigQuery and MongoDB. Connect 19 database engines, or open CSV, Parquet, JSON/JSONL and Excel files. Keep your connections, queries and history together.

PostgreSQL
SQL database
MySQL
SQL database
MariaDB
SQL database
SQL Server
SQL database
Oracle
Instant Client required
SQLite
Local database file
ClickHouse
Analytics database
DuckDB
Local analytics database
Snowflake
Cloud warehouse
BigQuery
Cloud warehouse
Amazon Redshift
Read-only warehouse
Preview
Databricks
Read-only SQL warehouse
Preview
Trino
Read-only distributed SQL
Preview
MongoDB
Document database
Redis
Key-value database
Amazon DynamoDB
Read-only · macOS qualified
macOS
Elasticsearch
Read-only search
Preview
OpenSearch
Read-only search
Preview
libSQL / Turso
Read-only remote SQLite
Preview
CSV
.csv
Parquet
.parquet
JSON / JSONL
.json · .jsonl
Excel
.xlsx

19 connectors + local files

Preview means available to try. These connectors currently provide read-only workflows with source-specific limits. Amazon Redshift remains Preview.

DynamoDB: read-only support is qualified on macOS. Windows and Linux remain Preview. Keyed reads, indexes and opt-in scans have their own limits; SQL joins and aggregates are not supported.

Neon & Supabase: connect through PostgreSQL.

05 / Pricing

All the tools.
One purchase.

Ask, AI-assisted SQL, MCP and every source connector in both plans. Choose by device count, not feature limits.

Perpetual licensePay once. Includes 12 months of updates. Your last eligible version keeps working afterward.

Personal

For your laptop and desktop

$49 USD / one-time

Planned launch price · For one person

  • Activate on 2 devices
  • Ask, AI SQL & built-in MCP
  • Every source connector
  • 12 months of updates
  • Offline license use after activation
Try before buying

Checkout opens with the stable Mac release. Try the current Mac beta now. AI provider usage is separate; online AI and remote databases still need a connection. Applicable taxes may be added at checkout.

Buying for a team? Talk to NAYMA about team licensing

06 / Good to know

A few details,
before you start.

More questions? Talk to us

Which sources are in Preview?

libSQL / Turso, Elasticsearch, OpenSearch, Amazon Redshift, Databricks and Trino are read-only Preview connectors. Amazon DynamoDB read-only support is qualified on macOS; it remains Preview on Windows and Linux. Snowflake and BigQuery are available without a source Preview label. Capabilities vary by engine.

How does the MCP server work?

Connect a source in Rowwise, then enable the server in Settings → MCP. Add its local HTTP endpoint to your compatible client. It exposes currently connected sources, discovered schemas, bounded reads and query tools. It starts off each time Rowwise opens and is read-only by default. Write tools require explicit opt-in, and saved read-only connections remain protected.

What can my AI assistant see?

Rowwise’s built-in AI sends your prompt, relevant schema metadata and applicable saved definitions to your configured provider, without query result rows. MCP is different: its tools return schema and query results to your connected client. That client may send them to its model provider. Credentials remain managed by Rowwise.

Can AI change my database?

Ask uses read-only queries. AI changes in the Query editor are drafts you review and run yourself. MCP is read-only by default; enabling write/delete tools lets clients make supported changes without per-query approval. Saved read-only mode still applies.

Can I connect Neon or Supabase?

Yes. Use the PostgreSQL connection type with your provider’s host, database and credentials. Neon and Supabase are PostgreSQL-compatible services, rather than separate query engines.

Do I need an AI subscription?

AI features use your own OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini or compatible API key, or a local model through Ollama. Provider charges are separate; Rowwise adds no AI markup. Non-AI database workflows work without an AI key.

What happens after the 14-day trial?

A license key is required to reopen your workspace. Your connections, saved queries and history remain on your computer. At stable launch, Personal ($49, two devices) and Pro ($69, three devices) are one-time licenses for one person with 12 months of updates. Your last eligible version keeps working after update coverage ends. Checkout stays closed until the stable Mac release is ready.

What does offline use include?

First activation requires an internet connection. After activation, the signed license can be verified locally. Work with local databases and files offline; cloud AI providers and remote databases need their own network access. A local Ollama model is an option for AI without a cloud provider.

Which platforms can I use?

The current macOS beta is one universal download for Apple Silicon and Intel. The app and DMG are signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple. Windows and Linux remain Preview. Preview installer availability is separate from macOS. Contact support for Windows or Linux Preview access.

Your next query starts here

Make your next data task simpler.

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macOS beta.9 · One universal download for Apple Silicon and Intel · Signed & notarized

Windows and Linux remain Preview. Check source-specific status.