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Desktop IDE · SQL + Python

One workspace for queries, pipelines, and analysis.

DataPyn is built for analysts and data engineers who work directly against databases: block-based SQL and Python, Monaco editing with schema intelligence, and Pynia for LLM-assisted development.

Windows Offline SQL intelligence Open source

Built for real data work

From ad-hoc SQL to reproducible Python — without leaving the editor.

SQL + Python blocks

Mix queries and scripts in one session. Run blocks independently and keep context between steps.

Schema-aware editing

Autocomplete, validation, and cross-database references — even offline.

Many databases

SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, SQLite, Snowflake, BigQuery, and more.

Sessions & projects

Organize work by connection and file. Pick up where you left off.

Monaco editor

Familiar editing with themes, minimap, and inline completions tuned for SQL and Python.

Export & share

Notebook-style flows and outputs you can reuse in reports and pipelines.

Pynia

LLM assistance with full session context

Pynia is integrated into the IDE: it reads the active connection, schema, blocks, and selection, then can author SQL/Python and run blocks via tool calls.

  • Multi-provider GitHub Copilot, OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter, and compatible endpoints.
  • Context-aware Uses the active connection, schema, and editor selection when you ask.
  • SQL + Python Suggests queries, refactors blocks, and helps with pandas-style follow-ups.

Some providers require their own subscription or API keys. Configure them in DataPyn settings.

Pynia

Supported connectors

GitHub Copilot OpenAI Anthropic OpenRouter Compatible APIs
Pynia · Settings → AI
ProviderOpenAI
Modelgpt-4o
ContextSchema + selection

Connect to your stack

Native drivers and familiar connection dialogs.

SQL Server
PostgreSQL
MySQL
MariaDB
SQLite
Databricks

Quick start

Install, connect, and run your first block in minutes.

1
Download DataPyn

Download DataPyn-Setup.exe from GitHub Releases.

2
Add a connection

Open Connections and register your database.

3
Enable Pynia (optional)

Sign in to Copilot or add API keys in Settings → AI.

4
Run SQL and Python

Create blocks, execute with Ctrl+Enter, and use Pynia from the chat panel.

git clone https://github.com/natharuc/datapyn.git
cd datapyn

Documentation

Guides for connections, sessions, Pynia, and advanced SQL.

Ready to work smarter with your data?

Download DataPyn, connect your databases, and meet Pynia in the chat panel.

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