Read your databases and files. Process them on your own PC.
Turbrix is a desktop program that reads data from several databases and files, joins and shapes it in the memory of your own PC, and gives you the result. Your data and connection details never leave your PC.
What Turbrix keeps to
- On your PC
Your data does not leave your PC
What is read is processed in the memory of your own PC. Nothing is uploaded anywhere to be processed. Addresses, accounts and passwords of your databases stay on the PC, too.
- One installer
Nothing else to install
One installer and you are done. PostgreSQL, MySQL / MariaDB and SQL Server connect with nothing else installed. Oracle needs Oracle's own client on the PC.
- Signed
Signed commercial software
The Windows installer carries the code signature of its publisher, Seizia. The download page shows the size and the SHA-256 value of every file.
How it is used
Connect a source
Register a database with its address and account, or pick a delimited file such as CSV.
Connect the steps on a canvas
Put queries, joins, filters, calculations and pivots on a canvas and link them into a workflow.
Run it
The workflow runs on your own PC. A run can be scheduled, too.
Use the result
Look at the result as a grid or a chart, save it as CSV or open it in Excel.
What never comes to us
We, the makers of Turbrix, cannot see your data. There is no way for it to reach us.
- the data read from your databases and files, and the results
- the addresses, accounts and passwords of your databases
- your workflows and file names
The free edition needs no sign-in and no account. The paid edition signs in with a Google account to check the subscription; what we receive then is the identifier of the Google account and its e-mail address, a value that tells your PCs apart, the kind of operating system and the version of the program — nothing else. The privacy policy (draft) has the details.
Start free; subscribe when you need more
The free edition is not slowed down. It has limits on the rows one run reads and on the number of schedules, connections and joins; the paid edition does not have them.