DataBlips

DataBlips

AI data analyst for databases and files

yashbmokashi
@yashbmokashi
Last updated on Aug 12, 2026
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#3 Product of the Day

Aug 12, 2026

About DataBlips

DataBlips is an AI data analyst that turns questions about your data into clear, actionable answers. Connect PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, or Snowflake, or upload a CSV, Excel, or SQLite file. Then ask questions in plain English: ➡️ “What needs my attention this week?” ➡️ “Why did revenue drop last month?” ➡️ “Which products are performing best?” Instead of simply translating your question into one SQL query, DataBlips works through the analysis. 🧠 It understands your question and plans the approach. 🗄️ It inspects the relevant parts of your data and decides what information it needs. ⚡ It runs SQL for analysis, comparisons, trends, rankings, and breakdowns. 🐍 When deeper analysis is needed, it can use Python for tasks such as forecasting, regression, anomaly detection, clustering, statistical testing, and optimization. 🔎 It checks the final answer against the data before presenting it. 📊 You get a clear explanation along with the SQL, underlying results, charts or tables, and suggested questions to explore next. DataBlips is also built with data safety in mind. Database queries are restricted to validated read-only SQL, credentials are encrypted, and raw uploaded file bytes stay in your browser rather than being uploaded to DataBlips servers. No manual SQL. No jumping between SQL, Python, spreadsheets, and dashboards just to answer one question. No database handy? DataBlips includes a sample e-commerce dataset so you can start exploring immediately. 🎥 Watch the DataBlips demo: https://youtu.be/oNcEJ6wI2ME?si=wj0VbJXLgf2Wjudo Try DataBlips 👉 https://datablips.com Ask your data a question. Let DataBlips work out how to answer it.

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yashbmokashi
@yashbmokashi

🚀 DataBlips ranked #3 Product of the Day on PeerPush!

Really grateful to everyone who supported the launch, shared feedback, upvoted, followed, and tried the product. Still early, but this is a great milestone. 🙌

Product had at the time: 58 upvotes • 3 comments • 39 followers • 11 PeerPush

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yashbmokashi

Built DataBlips to help founders, developers, and analysts get answers from their data without jumping between SQL, Python, spreadsheets, and dashboards. Would love feedback from anyone trying it.

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@contact8583

The read-only query guard plus keeping raw file bytes in the browser is a strong trust choice. One question: when the agent chains SQL and Python steps, can users inspect the full execution plan before running it? That would make the “check

yashbmokashi
@yashbmokashi

@contact8583 Good question, not yet as a full pre-run execution plan. Right now DataBlips builds the analysis step-by-step, so users can see the reasoning/progress as it runs and inspect the generated SQL and results afterward.

yashbmokashi
@yashbmokashi

Built DataBlips because every simple data question kept turning into SQL + Python + dashboards. Now you can ask your database or files directly. I’d love feedback on where it saves you the most time.