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Sync your company's tools into one encrypted data lake and query all of it in plain language through Claude or Codex, no data warehouse or data team required.

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The verdict on Supernova: Giving Claude or Codex direct, natural-language access to a company's real business data Supernova's pitch works best for the team that has no data analyst and no appetite to hire one: sync the tools you already run, point Claude or Codex at one endpoint, and ask questions in plain language instead of waiting for someone to write a query. Pricing: Usage-based, no seat fees: $0.15/GB-hour compute, $0.05/GB-month storage, $0.40 per million reads, $5 per million writes. Last reviewed: August 2026.

Best For

Giving Claude or Codex direct, natural-language access to a company's real business data

Standout Feature

One MCP endpoint puts every synced tool's data in front of Claude and Codex without a separate warehouse

Verdict

A genuinely useful shortcut for small teams who want AI-native answers from real business data without building a data stack first.

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Overview

Supernova gives Claude and Codex direct, queryable access to a company's actual data, HubSpot, Postgres, Stripe, and other connected tools, without anyone standing up a separate data warehouse first. Connected sources sync into a single encrypted Apache Iceberg data lake that Supernova's Rust-based engine serves through one MCP endpoint; point Claude or Codex at mcp.supernova.ai/mcp and every synced table becomes something you can ask a plain-language question about within roughly a minute. For teams without a dedicated data function, that means asking which customers churned last quarter and why pulls a real answer from live tables instead of waiting on a data analyst.

TypeSQL adds schema-aware SQL that autocompletes and type-checks across joins before a query runs, and every table keeps full version history so you can see what the numbers looked like before a pricing or schema change. Because the lake is stored in the open Iceberg format, any tool that already speaks Iceberg can read it directly with zero-copy connections, so adopting Supernova doesn't mean getting locked into it. Pricing is metered by actual compute, storage, and read and write volume, with no per-seat charge.

Our Take

Supernova's pitch works best for the team that has no data analyst and no appetite to hire one: sync the tools you already run, point Claude or Codex at one endpoint, and ask questions in plain language instead of waiting for someone to write a query. The open Iceberg format and zero-copy reads mean you're not locked in if you outgrow it later, a fair trade for a usage-based platform this new. The tradeoff is that Supernova is infrastructure, not a finished dashboard, so a non-technical team still needs someone comfortable connecting sources and watching the pricing meter before this becomes a monthly habit.

Key Features

  • Encrypted Apache Iceberg data lake
  • MCP endpoint for Claude and Codex
  • Schema-aware TypeSQL with autocomplete
  • Zero-copy reads for existing warehouses
  • Full table version history (time travel)
  • Single-binary CLI for sync, query, and setup
Pros
  • No separate data warehouse or ETL pipeline needed
  • Open Iceberg format avoids vendor lock-in
  • Usage-based pricing with no per-seat cost
Cons
  • Built for teams comfortable connecting data sources, not a point-and-click BI tool
  • Usage-based pricing needs monitoring to avoid surprise bills at scale
  • Recently rebranded from Canvas, so the track record under the new name is still short

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