Deyan Dobrinov
Deyan Dobrinov is an individual software developer and solo creator, not an organization. He describes his work as solving complex software problems by understanding their sources, with a focus on good user experience; his public projects include Ruby/Rails tools, developer utilities, and side projects.
At a Glance
- Ruby on Rails developers and teams
- Backend and database engineers
- Software teams documenting or reviewing relational schemas
- Developers and AI agents working on migrations and database design
AI Tools by Deyan Dobrinov
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Database Schema ER Diagram Viewer
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Latest News
schema v0.7.0 released with MySQL support and a phone-friendly playground
schema v0.6.0 released with bug-report recording and richer exported CLI commands
schema v0.5.0 released with PNG rendering, commit-focused diffs, and improved diagram interaction
schema v0.4.0 released
Products & Services
An open-source Rust/WebAssembly command-line and browser tool that turns structure.sql, schema.rb, MySQL, SQLite, or PostgreSQL schemas into interactive ER diagrams and visual git migration diffs.
A side project listed on Dobrinov's projects page; the official listing links to remoteconf.dev.
A text-based stand-up application, also represented by Dobrinov's public GitHub repository as an offline text stand-up application.
A side project listed on Dobrinov's projects page and linked to devwanted.com.
Market Position
A solo-developed, open-source schema visualization and diff tool positioned around reading real production schemas, git-aware migration review, multi-database parsing, browser/WASM portability, and AI-agent workflows.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Open-source developer software distributed through Homebrew, downloadable platform binaries, and source code; the official project pages do not describe a paid plan.
Target Markets
- Ruby on Rails developers and teams
- Backend and database engineers
- Software teams documenting or reviewing relational schemas
- Developers and AI agents working on migrations and database design
- Understanding and reviewing large Rails or database schemas
- Visualizing schema changes in pull requests and git history
- PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite database documentation
- Designing tables, columns, foreign keys, indexes, and migrations before implementation
- Sharing database diagrams as SVG, PNG, standalone HTML, or embedded web content
- AI-assisted schema review and migration workflows