SQLPage

SQLPage lets developers create interactive, data‑centric web pages by writing only SQL files. Each file contains queries that select, group, insert, update, or delete data, and the tool translates those statements into components such as lists, tables, charts, forms, maps, and cards, producing clean, responsive pages without separate HTML or JavaScript. The system supports a wide range of databases—including SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB, Microsoft SQL Server, and any ODBC‑compatible engine—so applications can run directly against existing data stores.

Target users are developers or data teams who want to expose database content as web interfaces quickly, without learning a full web stack. By defining components through SQL, they can build dashboards, CRUD interfaces, and multi‑page sites with minimal code, while still having the option to extend with custom HTML, CSS, or JavaScript when needed.

SQLPage is distributed under the MIT license, is self‑hostable, and can be run via a binary, Docker image, or directly on a server. It offers a free tier with no subscription, making it suitable for both small projects and larger, production‑grade deployments.