Generate SQL from plain English.
Describe the report, filter, join, or metric you need. Formula Genius turns that request into SQL with table assumptions, query explanation, and engine-specific guidance.
"Show monthly revenue by plan for active customers, excluding refunds."
SELECT date_trunc('month', i.paid_at) AS month,
c.plan_name,
SUM(i.amount) AS revenue
FROM invoices i
JOIN customers c ON c.id = i.customer_id
WHERE c.status = 'active'
AND i.status = 'paid'
AND i.refunded_at IS NULL
GROUP BY 1, 2
ORDER BY 1 DESC, 2;Built for non-developers who need real SQL
Use this when you know the business question but do not want to hand-write JOINs, CTEs, GROUP BY clauses, or window functions from scratch.
Plain-English reports
Ask for revenue, retention, pipeline, inventory, or support metrics in normal business language.
Dialect-aware SQL
Get PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, or standard SQL guidance instead of generic syntax that breaks later.
Explainable output
Each query includes assumptions and a plain-English explanation so analysts can review before running it.
Common plain-English SQL prompts
"Find customers who churned after upgrading"
Generates customer joins, subscription status filters, and date comparisons.
"Rank sales reps by win rate this quarter"
Creates aggregation, conversion-rate math, and sorting with safe division handling.
"Show repeat purchasers by cohort"
Builds cohort logic with CTEs and clear assumptions about order dates.
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