Announcement · June 27, 2026 · 4 min read

Ask your database. Privately.

Today we're opening the public beta of Insight O' Mate — a desktop app that turns plain English into queries for your NoSQL databases and runs them against your data, from your machine. It speaks MongoDB, Redis, Firestore, and DynamoDB. The prompt travels. The data never does.

If you've ever wanted to ask "show me the top 10 customers by revenue this quarter" without writing an aggregation pipeline — and without pasting your schema into a chat box hosted by a giant cloud vendor — this is for you.

Why we built it

Natural-language querying is genuinely useful. But almost every tool that offers it asks for a trade most data teams shouldn't make: ship your schema, and often your data, to someone else's servers.

That's a bad deal when you work with anything sensitive. So we inverted it. With Insight O' Mate:

The desktop client connects directly to your database and runs the query locally.
The cloud engine only ever sees your prompt and your field names — never the values inside them, never your connection string, never a single row of results.
You can go fully offline with a local model and skip the cloud entirely.

We wrote up exactly what travels and what never does on the security page — and, more importantly, how to verify it yourself with a proxy or by firewalling our domain.

What's in the beta

It's more than a prompt box. The desktop app is a small analysis workspace:

Smart charts — answers render as the right bar, line, or pie chart, or a clean table when that reads better.
Live dashboards — pin results and rearrange them on a grid.
Query history & templates — a searchable record of everything you've asked, and one-click reusable prompts.
Smart fields — typo emial and it maps to your real schema.
Domain-tuned language — it understands the vocabulary of your sector, not just generic English.

Where we're headed

We launch with four NoSQL databases — MongoDB, Redis, Firestore, and DynamoDB — but that's not where we're stopping. The roadmap has Cassandra and Elasticsearch support next, then a broader set of adapters: the goal is one natural-language layer over every database your business runs on. Team features, scheduled dashboards, and a generally-available self-hosted engine are on the way too.

Try it

The beta is free to start. Download the app for macOS, Windows, or Linux, connect a read-only database user, and ask your first question. We're a small team and we read everything — tell us what you think on the contact page.

Welcome aboard.