Is iDBQuery available in Arabic?

iDBQuery supports Arabic as a language you can query in, which matters for teams across the Middle East and North Africa.

• Ask in Arabic. Type your question in Arabic and iDBQuery interprets it, writes the SQL and returns the answer in Arabic.
• Right-to-left handled. Arabic script and RTL layout are supported so the experience reads naturally.
• No translation step. You do not need to convert your question to English or rename your data; iDBQuery maps the Arabic question to the right tables and columns.
• Same trust guarantees. Answers are still cited back to the exact source rows, in Arabic, so they are verifiable.

For example, a finance team in the Gulf can ask an Arabic question about receivables against an existing database and get a cited figure and chart, without changing how their systems are set up. The underlying data can be in any language — English column names, mixed content — and Arabic-speaking users can still query it conversationally. This removes a real barrier: teams no longer need an English-fluent analyst to sit between them and their data. If you have specific Arabic-language or localisation requirements for a deployment, it is worth confirming the details, but querying in Arabic with cited answers is fully supported.