Can I use iDBQuery offline?

iDBQuery does not require a constant connection to an outside service to work. There are two main ways to use it offline.

• Desktop app. Runs locally on your machine and queries your data without sending it out, so you can work on a laptop with no network.
• Air-gapped deployment. Installed entirely inside an isolated network with no external connectivity, for the most sensitive environments.

In both modes you still get the full experience — plain-language questions, generated SQL, charts, cited answers and the Analyst agent — because the intelligence runs where you deploy it. This is what makes iDBQuery viable for organisations that simply cannot send data to an external cloud: defence, healthcare operations, financial back-office systems, or a consultant working with a client's confidential extract on a plane.

For example, an analyst on a secure site can connect a local database and ask 'reconcile these two ledgers' with no internet at all, and every figure is still cited to its source rows. Offline is not a stripped-down fallback here; it is a first-class deployment option. If your requirement is 'the data cannot leave this room', iDBQuery is designed to meet it.