Data Explorer

Explore tables and how they connect

Browse every database and table, map dependencies between them, then drop into SQL — all without leaving the dashboard.

Graphmaterialized views, dictionaries, sources
SQLconsole with timing and history
DDLand parts inspection per table
Lineageprojections and skip indexes visible
01 · Dependency graph

How your tables feed each other

Materialized views, dictionaries and their source tables drawn as a live graph. Trace where data flows before you drop, rename or backfill anything.

  • MV chains and dictionary sources
  • Click-through to any table detail
  • Lineage at a glance
02 · SQL console

Run SQL where the context is

A console with row counts, timing, history and EXPLAIN — plus DDL and parts inspection for the table you are looking at. No context switch to a separate client.

  • Query history and timing
  • DDL, projections and skip indexes per table
  • Parts and partitions inspection
Gallery

More of Data Explorer in action

Capabilities

Everything in the box

Table browser

Every database, table and column with sizes.

Dependency graph

MVs, dictionaries and sources, linked.

SQL console

Row counts, timing, history, EXPLAIN.

DDL view

SHOW CREATE for any object.

Parts

Parts and partitions per table.

Indexes

Projections and skip indexes surfaced.

FAQ

Common questions

Is the SQL console read-only?

It runs with the credentials you configured; pair it with a read-only ClickHouse user for a strictly read-only console.

Does the graph handle big schemas?

Yes — the graph is scoped per database/table neighborhood so thousand-table schemas stay navigable.

Can I see why a table is large?

Table detail shows compressed/uncompressed sizes, parts and partitions to find the weight.

Start monitoring — advisor and alerts built in

Open the hosted dashboard and connect a cluster, or self-host with Docker, Kubernetes, or from source. Self-hosting is always free.