Features & workflows

Read your schema as a diagram

Updated 2026-07-23 · 1 min read

The Schema tab lays your tables out as a clean, layered chart of foreign-key relationships — and lets you save named views per project.

The Schema tab draws your database as an entity-relationship diagram. A layered auto-layout places tables in columns by how they reference each other, so foreign-key lines stay short and easy to trace instead of crossing into a tangle.

Save the views you keep coming back to

Arrange the diagram to match how you think about the data, hide the tables you do not care about, and save it as a named view per project — “billing”, “auth”, whatever fits. Your current arrangement autosaves too, so Schema reopens exactly as you left it, even after a restart.

Views follow the project, so a layout you build carries across its local, staging and prod connections.

Jump straight to any object

Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux) to search every connected database at once — tables, views, columns, foreign keys, indexes, functions, triggers and enums — and jump straight to a result instead of scrolling a tree of hundreds of tables.