Between customer requests and supporting the latest newcomers to the data space, we plan to support the databases below and many more!
Pinecone
Galaxy integrates with Pinecone to provide vector search visibility. Bring Pinecone queries closer to your structured workflows and metadata joins.
Milvus
Built for vector search at scale. Galaxy supports querying Milvus vector indexes with SQL-like syntax, making retrieval and metadata filtering seamless.
Qdrant
Quadrant provides spatial and location-aware data. Galaxy enables geospatial SQL analysis with support for geometry, distance, and indexing functions.
DuckDB
Run local analytics fast. Galaxy connects to DuckDB in-browser or via file upload, with smart formatting and support for DuckDB’s quirks.
Firebolt
Galaxy plays nicely with Firebolt’s columnar engine and high-speed compute. Perfect for analysts who want speed, syntax support, and schema browsing.
Neon
Serverless Postgres with branching built in. Galaxy integrates directly with Neon’s environments so you can query dev, staging, or prod from the same editor.
SQL Server
From SSMS refugees to cross-platform devs, Galaxy simplifies SQL Server queries with cleaner formatting, keyboard shortcuts, and no Windows required.
Oracle
Galaxy helps you navigate Oracle’s verbose SQL dialect with modern formatting, autocomplete, and custom shortcuts. No more googling SELECT SYSDATE FROM DUAL;.
Hydra
Hydra supports SQL over real-time streaming data. Galaxy lets you write analytical SQL against live events, joins, and rollups—just like querying a table.
ParadeDB
Built on Postgres, ParadeDB brings vector search to structured data. Galaxy helps you query hybrid workloads—vectors and SQL tables—without leaving your editor.
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