Releem

One question I get quite often: “If ChatGPT is so good at databases, why build a Database Advisor like Releem?” ChatGPT can give helpful database recommendations when you provide the right context. Releem closes the loop. It continuously collects database context, generates recommendations, and turns them into safe automation through review, apply, rollback, and verification. ChatGPT helps you decide what to change. Releem helps you change your database safely.

You can now optimize any SQL query in Releem. Previously, Releem detected expensive queries automatically and suggested optimizations. Now you can also add a query manually. Releem will request the execution plan from your database server, analyze the query, and recommend optimization steps. This is useful when you want to check a query before it reaches production. How to try it: Open Dashboard → Query Optimization → + Add Custom Query Paste your SQL query and let Releem analyze it.

Some of the first hosting providers integrated Releem into their control panels, and we began getting feedback from their customers. At first, I thought the main value was the integration itself. But the real learning started after end users began using it. A good partner is not only a distribution channel. A good partner gives you access to real customer environments, real objections, and real adoption friction. The integration matters. But what you learn after customers use it may matter even more.

PostgreSQL support in Releem is now available 🎉 Teams can now use the same Releem workflow across MySQL, MariaDB, and PostgreSQL. PostgreSQL support helps teams understand database health, monitor activity, identify and address security issues, and tune configuration to improve performance. Schema analysis and query optimization are coming soon. We first opened it to users on our waitlist, collected feedback, and used that feedback to improve the product before the public release. Big thank you to everyone on the waitlist who helped us shape the product 🙌

In April and May, we expanded Releem to support more database environments and make everyday database operations easier to manage from one workflow. Releem now supports PostgreSQL and Azure Database for MySQL 🎉 We also shipped: - Improved Windows installation and automation for install, update, apply, and rollback workflows - Query recommendations now shown in Query Analytics - Configurable Security Checks to reduce noise from checks that do not apply to a specific environment - A demo server for new users - Weekly reports and notifications for invited users - Security fixes for Releem Agent Read the full May update 👇

Gabriel Ciciliani will be speaking at Percona Live 2026 about MySQL internal temporary tables and the hidden behavior that shapes query performance. If you’re coming to Percona Live, join the session and come say hi 👋 to Gabriel and the Releem team. See you at #PerconaLive 🙂

🚀 What’s new at Releem in March? This month we focused on making query optimization easier and expanding how Releem fits into real hosting workflows. Highlights: 🔍 Recommendations for all queries are now visible directly in Query Analytics 🧠 Developers can now optimize custom SQL queries before they reach production 🖥️ Added WHM/cPanel integration 🤝 Released API + WHMCS integration for hosting partners ☁️ Added AWS Aurora Serverless support 📊 Deadlocks can now be exported to CSV A lot of the work this month was about helping teams and hosting providers manage databases with less manual effort and better visibility. Blog post👇

We simplified how recommendations are shown in Releem SQL Query Analytics. You can now see analysis and recommendations for top and slowest queries without extra clicks. If a query is fine, you’ll still see that it was checked and when it was last analyzed.

Morning run ✅ Met with partners ✅ Checked our booth ✅ Everything is ready for #CloudFest 🚀