Collaborative PostgreSQL SQL Editor for Teams

Stop pasting SQL in Slack. SaturnSQL is a browser-based PostgreSQL editor built for teams who live in SQL—a shared workspace where you can write, review, and reuse queries together, with context preserved and knowledge shared by default.

Most SQL collaboration is chaos. Queries live in DMs, random snippets float around in docs, and there's no shared history of what anyone has tried. When someone asks "do we have a query for X?" the answer is usually "maybe, check with Sarah" or "I think I sent that in Slack three weeks ago." This wastes time and means teams keep solving the same problems over and over.

SaturnSQL fixes this with a real editor plus a shared workspace. Every query your team writes can be saved, tagged, and organized in folders. When someone needs to understand revenue by cohort or debug a specific customer issue, they can search the library first instead of starting from scratch. Comments and notes stay attached to the SQL itself, so the reasoning behind a query doesn't get lost in chat history.

The editor itself is designed for SQL-heavy workflows. You get schema exploration with sample data previews, so you can understand table structures without running exploratory queries. Multiple tabs let you work on parallel investigations without losing context. And when you want to share results with someone else—whether a teammate or a stakeholder—you can send a link that shows both the query and its output, with no copy/paste drift.

How teams use it

The most common pattern we see is teams building a library of canonical queries—the metrics that matter, written correctly once and reused everywhere. Instead of five people writing slightly different versions of "monthly active users" or "revenue by product line," you have one authoritative version that everyone references. New team members can browse this library on day one and immediately understand how the team thinks about the data.

Ad-hoc exploration also gets easier. When you're investigating a question—why did signups drop last Tuesday? what's the conversion rate for users who came from that campaign?—you can work in SaturnSQL instead of a local client. Your investigation is automatically preserved, so if someone asks "what did you find?" you can share a link instead of reconstructing your work. If the question comes up again in six months, the query is still there.

For teams that do query review—whether formally or just asking a colleague to sanity-check something—inline comments make feedback more precise. Instead of "the join looks wrong" in Slack, you can highlight the specific line and explain what should change. This is especially valuable when onboarding new analysts or when queries touch sensitive data that needs extra scrutiny.

Common questions

Is this a BI tool? No—SaturnSQL is a code-first SQL workspace. We focus on the SQL itself, not dashboards or visualizations. Think of it as the layer before your BI tool, where queries get written, tested, and refined before they power downstream reports.

Do viewers need a license? Editors are licensed, but viewers can access shared queries and results without a paid seat. This makes it easy to share findings with stakeholders who need to see the data but don't write SQL themselves.

What databases are supported? Currently PostgreSQL. We're focused on doing Postgres exceptionally well before expanding to other databases.