What can I connect to iDBQuery?

iDBQuery is deliberately broad about what it accepts as a source. The goal is to query everything you have in one place, without first moving it somewhere else.

• Databases — MySQL, PostgreSQL and MongoDB, connected read-only with automatic schema introspection.
• Spreadsheets and flat files — Excel workbooks, CSV files and Google Sheets exports, with headers and types detected automatically.
• Documents — PDFs and scanned files, read with OCR so even image-only pages become queryable.
• Folders — point iDBQuery at a whole directory of mixed files and it ingests the set into one model.
• REST APIs — external services pulled in as a live, refreshable source.

Whatever the mix, iDBQuery builds one live queryable model and lets you ask questions in plain language that span all of it at once. A single question can join a database table, a spreadsheet and a PDF together. There is no warehouse to build and no pipeline to maintain — sources are queried in place, and a semantic layer makes even cryptic schemas understandable. Every answer is cited back to its exact source row, page or record, so you can always verify it.