StackRender - From idea to production-ready databases in no time
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Design and edit your database schema diagram visually with StackRender. Export production-ready SQL for PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB and SQlite in minutes.
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Welcom to StackRender ⚡
StackRender was born from the need to automate backend development, covering everything from the database to the final API endpoint. Our first step toward this long-term vision is to provide a next-generation, free, open-source database schema diagram generator.
StackRender helps you go from specifications to a fully functional, production-ready database that can be exported in your preferred SQL dialect: MySQL, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, or SQLite.
Main features
Interactive Diagram UI – Visually design and manage your database schemas with an intuitive drag-and-drop interface.
In-Depth Tables & Columns Control – Fully customize tables, columns, types, and constraints.
Indices Suggestions – Receive recommendations to optimize database performance.
Import / Export SQL DDL – Easily import existing schemas or export your design as SQL scripts.
Foreign Key Cycle Detection – Identify and resolve circular dependencies in relationships.
AI-Powered Database Assistant – (Cloud version) Generate database diagrams from specifications and perform additional operations such as schema enrichment, soft-delete implementation, and automatic documentation generation.
Status
StackRender is currently in Public Beta. Star and watch this repository to get notified of updates.
Supported Databases
✅ PostgreSQL
✅ MySQL
✅ MariaDB
✅ SQLite
And more coming very soon!
@chilarai Yes, of course. You can import your database DDL by going to File → Import, where you'll find clear instructions on how to upload your schema. From there, you can enhance your design, add indexes to improve search performance, and export it back again.
I will be glad if StackRender serves you well. If you have any feedback, I’m always available.
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Nice. Can i bring in my own DBs?
@chilarai Yes, of course. You can import your database DDL by going to File → Import, where you'll find clear instructions on how to upload your schema. From there, you can enhance your design, add indexes to improve search performance, and export it back again.
I will be glad if StackRender serves you well. If you have any feedback, I’m always available.
@karim_tamani thats great. I'll give it a try