Easy-to-use graphics for seamless integration into presentations, and helpful exports to build out additional information.

It is very easy to use and collaborate on thanks to an easy sharing button. I like that even though it is not a BI tool per se, it has quite good chart capabilities. What I liked the most on the most recent update is its new AI capabilities, as generating a title and a description is something that most of the time we do not do and suggested fixing errors helps a lot with syntax errors. Version history is great as there is no need to remember what you changed beforehand, making it a lot easier to go back into previous versions. Having a dark mode is always greatly appreciated.

- User Interface. It's smooth, modern and easy to use. - Easy to setup connections - Parameterized Queries - SQL query autocomplete suggestions - Schema introspections I started using PopSQL almost 2 years ago, and it's always my go-to for querying a relational database. I first learned about it in a freecodecamp video on learning SQL, and having tried over a dozen other market offerings for SQL clients, I can confidently say that PopSQL is the best out there! The user interface is one of its strongest points, having a sleek, responsive and reactive layout that keeps the important elements in focus. Outdated UIs like pgAdmin, dbeaver and mysqlworkbench do not have the same smoothness or UX. The parameterized queries are a blessing for plugging in values through a dropdown, selection or otherwise. The introspection is fast, and shows all relevant data such as column names and types in milliseconds!