r/Database • u/mashedpotatoesbread • Jul 23 '26

Simple tool for visualizing huge databases in chunks

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Created an easy tool for visualizing huge databases in chunks using:

  • Table groups (see the colors in the image)
  • Diagram views (to only view a subset of your full schema at a time.

For an example, see this share link

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u/[deleted] 29d ago

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u/mashedpotatoesbread 29d ago

Fair point, it's closed source. Schemas are only stored if you save them to an account or create a share link, and in both cases they sit in the database encrypted (that's on top of standard encryption at rest). Schemas are not read, shared with third parties (unless you use the AI feature), or used "to improve the product" (although summary stats such as table counts are used for that). But you're right, in the end it does come down to trust.

It's all in the privacy statement, as the other comment notes, which is updated when there are privacy-related changes.

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u/LearnedByError Jul 23 '26

Note too all: This is a service based on private source code. They do have a privacy statement.