Hubble

Hey everyone — David here 👋 Hubble started from a very personal pain point. I was working with MongoDB, and every time I needed a simple answer — “How many users signed up today?” “Which records look suspicious?” “What’s the breakdown by region?” — the answers were buried under layers of syntax, connection strings, roles, database configurations, and collection structures. It felt like I was fighting the database instead of understanding my data. To unblock myself, I hacked together a tiny Python script just to get some visibility into production data. Nothing fancy — just enough to see what was going on. But as I kept iterating, refining, and adding small features, something clicked: What if the database could simply talk back? What if I didn’t have to write queries at all? So I added natural-language support. Then visualization. Then anomaly checks. And suddenly, this little script started turning into something much bigger — something I realized other developers probably needed just as much as I did. That’s when Hubble was born. Most developers don’t struggle because they lack skill — they struggle because the learning curve, tooling overhead, and cognitive friction get in the way of real understanding. Hubble aims to remove that overhead and let people dive straight into the data. This Beta is just the beginning — early, raw, and developer-first by design. If you try it and share feedback, you’ll directly shape what Hubble becomes from here. Thanks for being part of this journey.