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What Azimutt is

Azimutt is a database exploration and documentation tool for understanding and managing databases. Its ERDs let users choose which tables, columns, relations and ordering to show. Users can navigate data through database relationships and access real data on demand. For schema design, Azimutt offers AML, a minimal domain-specific language; documentation includes table and column notes, layout memos and visual indications. Schema analysis can point out inconsistencies and possible improvements.

Listed connectors include PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQL Server, Oracle, MongoDB, Couchbase, BigQuery and Snowflake. Other schemas can be imported in JSON format, and the CLI includes JSON schema inference. The maker says schema parsing happens in the browser, projects can be kept local, and Azimutt can be self-hosted. The site says the product is made and hosted in the EU, while its privacy policy says personal data is hosted on DigitalOcean servers in the United States and refers to GDPR compliance. The free plan has no long-term save. Solo costs €7 a month, billed annually; Team costs €35 a month per user, billed annually. Enterprise pricing is custom.

Who it suits

Azimutt suits developers, architects, DBAs, data analysts, product managers and tech support working with databases, including companies with large databases. Its local-project and self-hosting options may suit users with those deployment preferences.

What it does well

ERDs can be tailored by table, column and relation.
Supports schema analysis and database documentation.
Lists connectors for nine database products.
Schema parsing happens in the browser, according to the maker.
Self-hosting is available.

What to know first

Free plan has no long-term save.
Free plan allows a maximum of one user.
Solo costs €7 a month, billed annually.
Personal data is hosted on US servers, according to the privacy policy.

Limits

The Free plan costs 0.00 EUR, permits one user and up to three databases per project, and has no long-term save. Solo costs €7 a month billed annually, allows one user and three projects, and limits layouts to 40 tables each. Team costs €35 per user per month billed annually, with a maximum of five users and ten projects.

Plans

Plan	Billed and limits	Price
Free	Unlimited tables · schema exploration · data exploration · no long-term save	Free
Team	Billed annually · Solo features · database analysis · collaboration · documentation · AI · project export · 5 users · 10 projects · 10 databases/project · 50 layouts/project · 100 tables/layout · 1000 docs/project	€35 a month
Solo	Billed annually · Free features · database design · schema export · one user · 3 projects · 3 databases/project · 10 layouts/project · 40 tables/layout · 100 docs/project	€7 a month
Enterprise	Unlimited usage · user management · custom integrations · API access · SSO · custom gateway · on-premise support · priority email · consulting	On request

As azimutt.app lists them, read 15 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

Visit https://azimutt.app/.
Choose the Free plan or a paid plan; Solo starts at €7/mo (annual).
Use Azimutt on the web, Linux, or as an extension, through its API, or self-host it.
Connect one of the listed databases, or import a JSON-formatted schema.
Use the CLI for JSON schema inference.

Verdict

Azimutt combines schema diagrams, exploration, analysis and documentation, with several deployment options. Check the free plan’s save and project limits and consider the stated hosting locations when choosing a plan.

Questions

Is Azimutt free?

Yes. The Free plan costs 0.00 EUR and includes schema and data exploration, but no long-term save.

What do the paid plans cost?

Solo is €7 a month billed annually. Team is €35 per user per month billed annually; Enterprise has a custom price.

Which databases does Azimutt connect to?

The listed connectors cover PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQL Server, Oracle, MongoDB, Couchbase, BigQuery, and Snowflake. Other schemas can be imported in JSON format.

Can Azimutt be self-hosted?

Yes. The product is available as self-hosted software, and the maker says projects can also be kept local.

Who makes Azimutt?

The privacy policy identifies PIMUO (AZIMUTT), a French simplified joint-stock company headquartered in Paris, France.

What platforms are available?

Azimutt lists web, extension, Linux, API, and self-hosted availability.

Facts from Azimutt's own pages

AI capabilities: AI-assisted SQL exploration is included in Team and Enterprise plans, not Free or Solo. · azimutt.app, 15 Oct 2026
AML design language: AML is Azimutt’s text-based language for rapidly designing database schemas. · azimutt.app, 15 Oct 2026
Analysis: Database analysis points out inconsistencies and possible improvements in a schema. · azimutt.app, 7 Oct 2026
CLI: The Azimutt CLI can launch the gateway, export schemas and analyze databases, although its documentation page is marked work in progress. · azimutt.app, 15 Oct 2026
Company: The privacy policy identifies PIMUO (AZIMUTT) as a French simplified joint-stock company headquartered at 66 Avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris. · azimutt.app, 7 Oct 2026
Company founded: EU-Startups lists Azimutt as founded in 2023 and based in Paris. · eu-startups.com, 15 Oct 2026
Company legal entity: Pimuo is a French SASU software publisher registered in Paris, with Loïc Knuchel as president. · pappers.fr, 15 Oct 2026
Connectors: Official connectors cover PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQL Server, Oracle, MongoDB, Couchbase, BigQuery and Snowflake. · azimutt.app, 15 Oct 2026
Database analysis: Azimutt runs rules that identify schema inconsistencies and suggest database improvements. · azimutt.app, 15 Oct 2026
Database diagrams: Users can choose which tables, columns, relations, and ordering appear in an ERD. · azimutt.app, 7 Oct 2026
Database URI handling: Connection URLs may be encrypted in browser storage, kept only in memory, or stored in a project accessible to project users. · azimutt.app, 15 Oct 2026
Data exploration: The data pane supports SQL or basic GUI queries, result filtering, sorting, JSON expansion, statistics, CSV/JSON export and linked row panels. · azimutt.pubstack.io, 15 Oct 2026
Documentation: The product supports table and column notes, layout memos, and visual indications. · azimutt.app, 7 Oct 2026
Documentation features: Projects can hold table and column notes, tags, saved layouts and layout memos. · github.com, 15 Oct 2026
Funding: EU-Startups reports that no funding has been announced for Azimutt. · eu-startups.com, 15 Oct 2026
Hosting location: The maker says Azimutt is made and hosted in the European Union. · azimutt.app, 15 Oct 2026
HTTP API: The HTTP API can import, export and update project sources and documentation using token authentication and documented endpoints. · azimutt.app, 15 Oct 2026
Independent praise: free plan: A SaaSHub discussion describes Azimutt as useful for large schema and data exploration and calls the free plan generous. · saashub.com, 15 Oct 2026
Independent praise: large schemas: An i‑Programmer reviewer said Azimutt made a complex Oracle schema understandable and praised its intuitive, attractive interface. · i-programmer.info, 15 Oct 2026
Independent praise: portability and privacy: The same reviewer highlighted browser portability, local processing and the ability to self-host from source. · i-programmer.info, 15 Oct 2026
Integrations: The connectors page lists PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQL Server, Oracle, MongoDB, Couchbase, BigQuery, and Snowflake. · azimutt.app, 7 Oct 2026
Intended users: The homepage names developers, architects, DBAs, data analysts, product managers, and tech support as intended users, and targets companies with large databases. · azimutt.app, 7 Oct 2026
JavaScript API status: The JavaScript API is explicitly marked work in progress. · azimutt.app, 15 Oct 2026
Large-schema ERD: Its diagrams let users choose displayed tables, columns and relations so large schemas remain navigable. · azimutt.app, 15 Oct 2026

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