Overview

Squeezle is a SQL workbench for your team. You write SQL against your organization's databases, run it, and read the results in one place. Then you save those queries, organize them, share results, build dashboards, and schedule alerts on top of them.

This guide explains each feature: what it is, when to use it, and the steps to use it. If you are calling the API instead of clicking, start with the developer guide.

Getting started

1. An administrator adds a connection. Before anyone can run a query, an admin adds at least one database connection under Admin → Connections. See Connections.
2. Write and run a query. Open Queries, type SQL, and run it with the Run button or Cmd/Ctrl + Enter. Results appear beside the editor. See Queries and results.
3. Save and organize. Queries autosave. Name them and sort them into folders, keep them private, or share them with your organization. See Folders and sharing.
4. Go further. Pin queries onto a dashboard, schedule one to run on a cadence and email you on a condition, or send a result out as a secure share link.

Finding your way around

The narrow icon rail on the left is how you move between areas. Hover any icon for its label:

• Queries and Schema browser. The workbench: the editor, your query list, and the schema of the connected database.
• Dashboards. Boards of saved queries shown as live charts and tables.
• Schedules. Saved queries that run on a cadence and alert you.
• Connections. Add and manage database connections (administrators).
• Admin. Organization settings: members, billing, authentication, API tokens, column sensitivity, shared links, and the audit log.
• Docs. This documentation.

Who can do what

Many features are gated two ways. Roles and capabilities decide what you may do (run queries, manage connections, change settings). Plan entitlements decide what your organization has turned on (dashboards, scheduling, secure sharing, SSO, the AI assistant). Where a feature is gated, this guide says so and points at where to change it.