Table Designer
Create and alter tables with typed columns and a primary key, then save: the differences are applied for you.
Database IDE
Write SQL, navigate database objects, explore schemas and edit data with a fast, familiar development experience.
Falcon Data Studio combines a powerful SQL editor with flexible data grids and integrated tools for everyday database work, on your desktop or in the browser.
The editor is Monaco, the engine behind VS Code, with completion built from the metadata of the connection you are working on: tables, views, columns, procedures and functions appear as you type.
Scripts run the way you expect from SQL Server Management Studio. Batches separated by GO execute one after another on the same connection; a failing batch is reported and the next one still runs.
The Data Explorer lists every connection with its tables, views, procedures and functions. Open a table in a grid, a view or a script in the editor, or refresh a connection to pick up schema changes.
Global search queries every enabled connection at once and ranks the matches, so a table name is one keystroke away however many databases you work with.
Every table opens in an interactive grid. Edit cells, add rows, delete rows and review the tracked changes before you save them in one statement.
Select ranges with the mouse or the keyboard, copy with headers, paste from a spreadsheet as new rows, and find a column by name in a wide table with the Column Finder.
Schema changes do not need a separate tool. The designers generate the DDL for the database you are connected to.
Create and alter tables with typed columns and a primary key, then save: the differences are applied for you.
Indexes, unique keys and, on SQL Server, clustered and columnstore indexes, with included columns and filters.
Relationships with ordered column pairs and ON UPDATE / ON DELETE rules, applied in one transaction with the table.
Build a query visually: join related tables, pick the columns, and open the result as a grid you can filter and chart.
Falcon Data Studio runs a script the way SSMS does: GO separates the batches, every server message is captured and a failed batch does not stop the rest.
-- Orders per country since the start of the year
SELECT c.Country, COUNT(*) AS Orders, SUM(o.Total) AS Revenue
FROM Sales.Orders AS o
JOIN Sales.Customers AS c ON c.CustomerId = o.CustomerId
WHERE o.OrderDate >= '2026-01-01'
GROUP BY c.Country
ORDER BY Revenue DESC;
GO
PRINT 'Refreshing the country summary';
EXEC Sales.RefreshCountrySummary;
GOMonaco with metadata-aware completion, parameters and batch execution.
Tables, views, procedures and functions for every connection, with refresh.
One search over every enabled connection and the local workspace.
Filter, sort, select, copy, paste, edit and save.
Stream CSV files into tables; export any grid as CSV, TSV or JSON.
Any number of saved connections across SQL Server, PostgreSQL and Sybase ASE.
Falcon Data Studio ships with providers for three database families and talks to each one natively: SQL Server through Microsoft.Data.SqlClient, PostgreSQL through Npgsql and Sybase ASE through AdoNetCore.AseClient.
One workspace to connect, query, explore, transform, automate and build.
Whether you are managing databases, engineering pipelines or creating applications, Falcon Data Studio helps you get more from your data.
Start with the modern Data IDE: the Windows desktop app, or open it in your browser.