Your SQL infrastructure
belongs to your competitor.
Every major open-source SQL compiler is now owned by Fivetran/dbt. We built the only independent alternative. Exclusive access is available.
What happened in 2025
Jan 2025dbt Labs acquires SDF Labs — the Rust SQL compiler goes proprietary
Sept 2025Fivetran acquires Tobiko Data — SQLGlot is now competitor-owned
Oct 2025Fivetran + dbt announce merger — one company controls SQLGlot, SDF/Fusion, and SQLMesh
If your product depends on SQL parsing, lineage, or formatting — your infrastructure is now controlled by a company that competes with you.
We spent years building the replacement.
Two compiler engineers. Full-time. One grammar that generates production-grade parsers for 15 SQL dialects. Not a prototype — a validated, shipping system.
15
SQL dialects
From one grammar
170,686
identity tests
From 33 independent sources
99.7%
pass rate
Parse, render, re-parse — lossless
59
dbt projects compiled
9,925 models, end-to-end
Parsing is table stakes. On top of it: column-level lineage, type inference, query optimization, error recovery, SQL formatting, and a full dbt/Jinja pipeline.
See the live playground, benchmarks, and grammar →
You can't build this.
We don't say that to be dramatic. Here's what it actually takes.
Time3–5 years for a team of compiler engineers — before you have anything production-grade
Cost$4.5M–$12.5M in engineering labor (3–5 compiler engineers × 3–5 years), assuming you can hire them
TalentCompiler engineers who understand SQL dialects at the grammar level are extraordinarily rare. Most teams spend months just trying to hire one.
ScopeGrammar IR, code generation, 15 dialect grammars, 14,782 AST types, scope resolution, type inference, column lineage, query optimization, error recovery, dbt integration, SQL formatting — each one depends on the others
Your competitor isn't going to build this either. The question is which of you gets access first.
How to get it
Exclusive License
Embed the full stack in your product — parsing, lineage, types, optimization, formatting. All 15 dialects. White-label permitted.
- Category-exclusive terms available
- Full source access
- OEM/redistribution rights
- Custom dialect extensions
- Priority support and roadmap input
Your competitors can't license what you already have.
Who we are
Øyvind
IngarTwo compiler engineers from Norway. Years of building this full-time. Background in functional programming, JVM internals, and data infrastructure. Read the full backstory →
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