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PopSQL is a unified SQL collaboration workspace that connects everyone in the data analysis process so you can obtain better insights by asking the right questions, together.
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PopSQL is a collaborative SQL editor designed for teams to centralize queries, collaborate in real-time, and create data visualizations.
PopSQL brings order to SQL chaos by providing a modern, team-friendly SQL editor that centralizes scattered queries, enables real-time collaboration, and turns results into interactive visuals.
It solves the problem of disorganized SQL workflows where tribal knowledge is trapped in emails, chats, or individual tools, making data exploration slow and collaboration painful. PopSQL is built for data teams—including analysts, engineers, scientists, and leaders—at companies like Instacart, Udacity, and Branch.
The team at PopSQL (now part of Timescale) built it to help data professionals work better together, accelerating insights and reducing overhead in data-heavy environments.
This project is useful for:
Last updated: 2026-03-24
Freemium (Free plan with 10 queries and basics; Premium $19/editor/month; Business $36/editor/month; Enterprise custom. Viewers free.)
No — proprietary software, but some open-source components (e.g., Monaco SQL languages) available at https://github.com/popsql
Contribute to public GitHub repositories via issues or PRs. For feedback, support, or data export assistance (due to upcoming shutdown), contact via https://popsql.com/contact.
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