The DB Language Model

Ask your database anything.

Plain English in. SQL, answers, and charts out. Self-hosted, so your data never leaves your server.

// runs on ~2 CPU cores & 2 GB RAM  ·  5 database engines

Example: ask "How many new clients signed up last week?" and AskDblm returns the SQL and a chart with the answer.

A new category

ChatGPT asks the world. AskDblm asks your data.

AskDblm is a DB Language Model. Like an LLM, but purpose-built for your database. It reads your schema and speaks your data's language.

ChatGPT
Chat + Generative Pre-trained Transformer
Asks the world's knowledge
AskDblm
Ask + DB Language Model
Asks your database

Who it's for

Two ways in. One engine underneath.

For startups & SaaS teams

Ship analytics your users will actually use.

Embed natural-language querying into your own product in an afternoon. Self-hosted, no cloud lock-in, five database engines, live in minutes.

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For banks & regulated teams

Analytics that never leaves your walls.

Run it fully on your own hardware on a local model. Read-only, audited, certificate-secured. Not a single row of data touches any cloud AI.

See the security →

What it does

Everything between a question and an answer.

Ask in plain English

No SQL, no training. It reads your schema and writes the query for you.

Instant charts

Answers come back as tables and auto-generated charts. Bar, line, pie, and more.

Embed it in your app

Drop AskDblm into your React, Flutter, or HTML product. Your users query your data in their own words.

Live in 2 minutes

Self-hosted. Point it at your database, it indexes the schema, you start asking. No cloud lock-in.

How it works

Three steps. No pipeline required.

1

Connect

Point AskDblm at your database: Postgres, MySQL, SQLite, MongoDB, or ClickHouse.

2

It learns

It indexes your tables and columns and writes its own plain-English knowledge of your schema.

3

You ask

Questions in, answers and charts out, with follow-ups that remember context.

// Self-hosted. Your data never leaves your server.

See it work

Don't take our word for it. Watch it answer.

A real question, real SQL, a real chart, in seconds.

Top 5 products by revenue New users last week vs the week before Which orgs are most active?

Proof in numbers

Small footprint. Serious range.

15.7 MB
Live memory footprint for the engine
13
Databases queried at once in one demo (1,300+ columns)
5
Database engines supported out of the box
~2
CPU cores and 2 GB RAM to run it
<1s
Typical model round-trip per query
$21.3B
India BI analytics market by 2030 (from $5.7B today)

Why AskDblm

Built for the databases the cloud tools can't touch.

Self-hosted natural-language querying for your own databases, not just cloud warehouses.
Embeddable components, not just a standalone dashboard.
Query across multiple databases.
Five database engines out of the box.
Runs on modest hardware.

Grows with you

Start simple. Scale when you need to.

Direct Query

Connect to your existing database. No pipeline, no warehouse. Working in minutes.

// where most teams start

Federated

Ask questions across several databases at once.

// multi-database

Full Lakehouse

Add history and time-travel analytics with a full data pipeline.

// advanced

Security & control

Enterprise data stays enterprise data.

Run it entirely on your own infrastructure, on a local model, with nothing leaving your walls.

Self-hosted

On your own infrastructure. You hold the keys.

Local model

Run on a local model so not a single row goes to any cloud AI.

Read-only by default

It answers questions. It cannot change your data.

Access & audit

Per-user access controls and a full audit log.

Encrypted access

Certificate-based (mTLS) access between services.

Whether you're embedding analytics into a product or locking down an institution's data, it's the same engine underneath.

Embed it

Your product. Your data. Your users asking questions.

Ship natural-language analytics inside your own app with the AskDblm plugin for React, Flutter, and HTML.

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Ask your data.

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