Sqemo is an ERD tool that enforces a team's database naming standards through a shared glossary and automated rule engine. It addresses the common problem of inconsistent names for the same concepts across code, schemas, and documentation by generating physical names from business-oriented logical models.
Design begins with a one-time glossary that maps business terms to physical words and abbreviations, such as customer to cust and identifier to id. Entities and attributes receive names that match how domain experts speak, keeping logical and physical models synchronized. The rule engine then produces compliant table and column names automatically; any term absent from the glossary is flagged rather than allowed into the schema. Updating the glossary propagates changes across the diagram and highlights every non-compliant column for review in a single action. A compliance report summarizes adherence to the shared dictionary and rules.
The tool also performs standard ERD functions including logical and physical modeling. It supports import and export in SQL and DBML formats. Operation occurs entirely in the browser with no account creation needed.
Sqemo is offered free of charge and runs without sign-up. Templates, pricing details for any paid tiers, documentation, and a blog are linked from its site.
Sqemo is a Developer Tools product. Inconsistent database naming conventions across teams that lead to multiple names for the same concepts in code and schemas. It is built as a B2B product for database designers and engineering teams. A free plan is available. Sqemo is available on the web.
Sqemo builds and maintains Sqemo. Key capabilities include shared glossary, naming rules engine, and logical modeling.
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