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title: "Database AI, built for day-to-day work. Five categories, ten micro apps. Live, open source, free."
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# Database AI, built for day-to-day work. Five categories, ten micro apps. Live, open source, free.

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## What they do

* Chat with Postgres, MySQL, and DuckDB in natural language
* Convert plain English to SQL and run it
* Analyze data, create and transform tables
* Visualize with charts
* Connect on the fly or use pre-configured connections

## 5 Categories of Database AI apps

Custom builds, Rapid Deploy, ChatGPT, Realtime Voice & xlwings Lite

## What are Micro Apps

Tools built by end users, for themselves and small teams. Not company-level software.

## How to build

* Use AI Coders like Cursor, Claude Code & Gemini CLI.
* For React apps use platforms [aistudio.google.com](http://aistudio.google.com) → Build to scaffold an app

## Are servers required?

* Not necessarily. Depends on the app
* See the DuckDB browser database app. Full React app bundled into a standalone single HTML file. Available here: [app.tigzig.com/sql-rooms](http://app.tigzig.com/sql-rooms)

## Architecture

Modular components to connect to any type of frontend and backend. Mix and match components to build what you need.

## Live App

Go to [app.tigzig.com](http://app.tigzig.com) → Database AI & SQL Apps

## Resources

* Hit Docs on app site for user guides, source codes and repos.
* Visit [tigzig.com](http://tigzig.com): detailed posts on using and building AI Micro Apps, single page React apps and using AI Coders.
* Use for free on app site or clone, customize and deploy at your end.
