Just shipped a new feature in DBAudit: database auditing meets education 🚀

Hey indie hackers! 👋
I’ve been building DBAudit, a tool that helps devs audit their databases — think detecting missing indexes, unoptimized queries, unused tables, etc. It’s been live for a while and people seem to like how it just gets to the point.

But I realized something: most tools tell you what’s wrong, but not why it’s wrong — and definitely not how to fix it.

So I just added a new educational layer to DBAudit.
Now when a problem is detected, the app explains:

• What the issue actually means

• Why it’s a problem

• How to solve it

• And even gives example code to fix it 💡

My goal is to make DBAudit not just a dev tool, but a way to learn better database practices while you work.

You shouldn’t need to Google “why is SELECT * bad?” for the 100th time. 😅

Would love feedback or ideas from anyone who’s struggled with DB performance or wants to make their tech stack more self-explanatory. Drop me a comment or shoot me a message!

Happy building,