Metadata registry
Every table, with its DDL and its history
Sync the schemas of your instances into one searchable registry. Every table and column carries its DDL and a history of what changed.
The registry is the spine of the product: lineage, explanations and the API all read from it. A sync walks an instance's schema, records every table, view and column with its definition, and keeps what changed.
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Browse the way you think
Instance → database → schema → table → column. The table list carries row counts, data size, columns and indexes, so a first look already answers the shape questions.
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Search by name or comment
Find a table when you know what it is called, or when you only know what it is for.
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Nothing disappears quietly
Schema sync is log-only about deletion by design: it records what it would remove rather than dropping registry entries, and the history of an object is kept.
Known limits
- Deletion is log-only: the sync records what it would remove rather than dropping registry entries.
- It reads schemas, not data. No row values are ever copied into the registry.