Ask your database in plain English

Most people on your team know exactly what they want from the database. They just don’t know the query syntax. So the requests pile up in a backlog, one engineer becomes the bottleneck, and the data stays dark for everyone else.

🎥 Watch the demo: AI Query Assistant →

Type the question, get the query

DataStudio’s AI assistant closes that gap. Type what you’re after in plain English — “shipped orders over $500 this year, newest first” — and it writes the MongoDB query for you and drops it straight into the editor, scoped to your real schema. You review it, you hit Run. No syntax to memorize, no Stack Overflow tab open, no waiting on the one person who “knows Mongo.”

It’s not a black box that hands you mystery results, either — it hands you the query. You see exactly what it’s going to run, tweak it if you want, and learn the syntax as you go.

Private by design — it runs on your device

Here’s the part I’m most proud of: the assistant runs on-device with Gemini Nano, right in your browser. Your prompts, your schema, and your results never leave the machine — no third-party API, nothing logged on someone else’s server. You get the convenience of AI without shipping your data anywhere to get it.

For regulated teams and anyone who can’t paste production data into a public chatbot, that distinction is everything.

How it works

• Describe what you want — plain English, the way you’d ask a teammate.
• Grounded in your schema — the query targets your real collections and fields.
• Review before you run — the generated query lands in your editor; you stay in control.
• Runs locally — on-device model; prompts and data stay in your browser.

Who it’s for

Analysts and PMs who know the question but not the syntax, engineers who’d rather not write yet another aggregation by hand, and any team that needs AI’s convenience without handing its data to a third party.

Stop letting the query backlog grow

Start your free 30-day trial → and ask your database your first question in plain English today. See more on YouTube.