Azimutt

Easily explore and analyze your database.

4.7•7 reviews•

311 followers

Easily explore and analyze your database.

4.7•7 reviews•

311 followers

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Databases and backend frameworks

From conception to afterward analysis, Azimutt can help you at any step in your database journey. Especially when trying to understand a large one. With features targeted for real world databases, it's the first entity-relationship diagram that works at scale!

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👋 Hi PH community, I’m Loïc, this is my very first PH launch, I'm both excited and scared about it 😅 I've been working on Azimutt 🧭 for more than a year now with two friends (Samir & Nicolas). We released it as Open Source. And now, it's ready to be shared with you and get your best feedback! Azimutt is a database tool helping developers, product managers, data analysts or anyone working with a database to understand it better. I started this project after trying all the available tools to help me navigate and understand the huge database we have at Doctolib, but sadly, none of them could handle our 600+ tables, neither technically nor visually. This initial frustration led to this tool with a very special approach, followed by more than a year of users feedback and a lot of iterations to make it so much better ❤️ To tell you a bit more on what is so special about it: 👉 Works well with any database at any size, especially real world ones with messy tables and columns 👉 Define all the layouts you need with the relevant tables and column 👉 Collaborate with your friends or share your project publicly 👉 Document your tables and columns, add sticky notes to layouts 👉 Seamlessly design your schema using our very intuitive DSL 👉 Analyze your schema to highlight issues and improvements 👉 And much more like finding a path between tables or scripting your own data analysis We already have very enthusiastic early adopters and hope to have your opinion on it. Do you love it too? Do you see improvements? Does it solve a problem you have? To celebrate this launch we offer you a 50% promo code for the next 6 months with the PRODUCTHUNT coupon ✨, only today! We also launched a free slack community (https://azimutt.app/slack) to discuss closely with our users about future evolutions of Azimutt but also more generally about database design and best practices. Join us 😊

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3yr ago

@loicknuchel Congrats on the launch!

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3yr ago

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Congratulations on the launch! Azimutt seems like a valuable tool for understanding complex databases. The fact that it can handle large databases with messy tables and columns is impressive, and the added features such as collaboration and documentation make it even more useful. What inspired you to create Azimutt, and how did you go about developing it over the course of a year? Also, what plans does the team have for the future of Azimutt and its features?

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3yr ago

Azimutt

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@cata Hi Nick! Thank you so much for your feedback. We created the tool because there were no other tool like this and this was clearly missing, so we worked and did it. Today Azimutt is mostly about database schema, in the future we plan to extend it to data discovery, making it a global tool to explore and understand databases as a whole.

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3yr ago

💎 Pixel perfection

Azimutt has been my goto app whenever I had a question about how the database is structured. Cherry on the cake is the feature that find path between two distant tables and pre-write the SELECT statement with all the JOINS, super handy! This tool has so much potential ahead, godspeed @loicknuchel @sbouaked @nicolas_lahaye !

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3yr ago

Azimutt

Maker

Hi @chevreuil Thank you for your feedback, really happy you like Azimutt, and you are not ready for what comes next, we have big plans 😉 We always prioritize user feedback, so even if our roadmap if full for at least 2 years, don't hesitate to reach at us, and maybe join our Slack, that's our best place to discuss with users about upcoming features. Cheers!

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3yr ago

@loicknuchel @sbouaked @nicolas_lahaye Congrats on the launch! Is there an upper limit on the size of database that you can handle?

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3yr ago

Azimutt

Maker

@prithviiiraj there is no limit !

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3yr ago

Oh, this project looks so promising, congrats! Can’t wait to test it :) Do you have CocroachDB support?

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3yr ago

Impressed by this tool. User-friendly interface and powerful functionality for data-driven decisions. Looking forward to explore more.

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3yr ago

Azimutt

Maker

Thanks @elec 🙏

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3yr ago

It is so pivotal to have a flight view on your DB structure. I'm puzzled no one made that before, and now I won't work anymore without such a capability at hand.

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3yr ago

Azimutt

Maker

@timothe_delion Yeah. I'm too, very surprized why we are the only one doing this. In fact, I was so frustrated to not find anything like this that I had to code it myself. And now here I am ^^

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3yr ago

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Azimutt is praised for its intuitive interface and effectiveness in exploring and understanding large databases. Users appreciate its ability to visualize database schemas and facilitate understanding of table relationships, with features like pre-writing SELECT statements with JOINs being particularly highlighted. The tool is noted for its utility in both existing model exploration and new feature data modeling. While some users express concerns about unsolicited newsletter subscriptions, the overall feedback is positive, emphasizing Azimutt's role in simplifying database analysis and documentation tasks.

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