Sub-second OLAP queries, asked in plain English.
ClickHouse is built for blazing-fast analytical queries on huge datasets, and iDBQuery is built to ask those queries in plain English. Connect to ClickHouse Cloud, a self-hosted cluster, or a single-node instance over the native protocol (port 9000) or HTTPS (port 8443). Provide host, port, database, user, and password, and the schema across your databases is introspected in seconds. The AI sees tables, materialized views, the engine each table uses (MergeTree, ReplicatedMergeTree, AggregatingMergeTree, etc.), partition keys, sort keys, and projections — and uses that map to write SQL that hits the right indexes and the right rollup tables. Every chat question becomes a safe parametrized SELECT, returned as a chart, table, or dashboard. ClickHouse-specific features — array functions, `ANY`/`ALL` joins, window functions, `arrayJoin`, sampling clauses, materialized views as query targets — are all in the model's vocabulary. Connection details are encrypted at rest with strong symmetric encryption, used only at query time, and never returned by any API. The free tier — 1M tokens per month, three sources, five reports, no credit card — lets you point iDBQuery at a real ClickHouse instance and prove the workflow before paying. iDBQuery makes a billion-row OLAP store feel like a chat window.
Everything iDBQuery's ClickHouse connector supports out of the box.
Project → Add source → ClickHouse.
ClickHouse Cloud uses HTTPS on 8443. Self-hosted clusters typically expose native on 9000 or HTTPS on 8443. Pick whichever your cluster exposes.
Provide host, port, database, user, and password. For ClickHouse Cloud copy the credentials from the service overview.
Ask 'Show p95 page load time per country for the last 24 hours' — the AI writes the SQL and renders the chart.
Free tier covers most teams. No credit card.
No credit card required · 1M tokens / month free