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SQL Server. Stripe. A folder of CSVs. Same SQL.

Relational engines, hosted cloud databases, business APIs and folders of files — all reachable with the same read-only SQL through one outbound agent. Open any card for how it works.

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New · Files & folders

A folder of files is a database now.

Point the agent at a drop-folder of CSVs, Parquet, Excel, SQLite or JSONL. First sync pins the schema. Query the whole set, or one file, with the same read-only SQL you already use on Postgres.

NewCSV FolderSpreadsheet filesMore infoNewExcel FolderWorkbooksMore infoNewFile SystemFolder metadataMore infoNewJSONL FolderLine-delimited JSONMore infoNewMulti-record CSVTagged recordsMore infoNewParquet FolderColumnar filesMore infoNewSQLite FolderEmbedded databasesMore info

Seven ways to read a folder of data, of 59 connectors. See every data source

folder_revenue.sqlSQL
-- One folder of CSVs. Whole set, or one file.
SELECT   _source_file, SUM(qty) AS units, SUM(price) AS revenue
FROM     orders
GROUP BY _source_file
ORDER BY revenue DESC
New · Logs

Your logs are a table now, too.

Machine controls, web servers, containers, applications and syslog — and anything else, described once. The agent reads the files where they already land, follows the rotation, and keeps every line it cannot parse instead of dropping it.

NewApplication LogsJSON & app logsMore infoNewContainer LogsDocker & PortainerMore infoNewCustom LogsAny text logMore infoNewMachine LogsCNC, robots & PLCsMore infoNewSystem Logssyslog & journaldMore infoNewWeb Server Logsnginx, Apache, IISMore info

Six log families, all answering as one table. See every data source

log_errors.sqlSQL
-- Every host, every service, one statement.
SELECT   host, program, COUNT(*) AS lines
FROM     fileset.events
WHERE    severity IN ('WARN', 'ERROR')
GROUP BY host, program
ORDER BY lines DESC
All 59 connectors

Find your data source

Everything we connect to, in one place — databases, hosted services, business APIs and folders of files. Type a name or filter by kind. Every card opens a short brief: what it is, how it works, where to start.

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What a connector does

One agent. Read-only SQL. Your credentials stay put.

A connector is a saved connection the Network Agent owns inside your network — not a tunnel we open into it.

Outbound only

The agent opens one encrypted connection out. Requests and results both travel over it — no inbound port, no VPN, no firewall change.

SELECT only, enforced

A validator on the agent accepts only SELECT, WITH and EXPLAIN. Credentials never leave your network — we never see them.

Results, anywhere

The same connector feeds Excel, Google Sheets, the Query Builder, scheduled reports, a REST endpoint and Nova — without duplicating the connection.

Hosted & managed

Paste the string your provider gave you.

Managed services are branded cards in the wizard, so you pick the provider you actually pay — then it connects over the standard wire protocol underneath.

01

Pick your provider

Supabase, Neon, RDS, Cloud SQL, Azure — 27 managed services have their own card with the right defaults, ports and pooler settings already known.

02

Copy the connection details

Take them from your provider’s dashboard. The card already knows the shape that provider hands you — which fields it maps to, and where the non-standard ones live.

03

Query it like any database

Underneath it is PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB or SQL Server, so every feature — filters, scheduling, sharing, Nova — works identically.

One dialect

Join a database to a folder, or an API, in one query

A CSV drop-folder, a hosted Postgres, and Stripe sit in the same FROM clause. File Set tables carry a source-file column so you can query the whole set or one file.

revenue_by_account.sqlSQL
-- Supabase (Postgres) joined to Stripe, one read-only query
SELECT   a.name, SUM(s.total) AS mrr
FROM     public.accounts a
JOIN     stripe.subscriptions s ON s.customer = a.stripe_id
WHERE    s.status = 'active'
GROUP BY a.name
ORDER BY mrr DESC
Results stream into Excel and Google Sheets read-only, always
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Install the agent, connect a database or point it at a folder, run a query. If it is SQL — or a folder of files that should be — it is already supported.

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