Features in the current release

Everything here ships today.

No roadmap promises on this page. If a feature is listed, it is in the current release and you can try it in the next five minutes.

connections / saved ready
RDB connection picker with saved PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Redis connections organized in groups
editor / query running
RDB SQL editor with a query and its results grid

Connections

Getting in should be the easy part.

Saved connections
Organize connections into groups, star favorites, and drag to reorder.
Paste a URL
Drop in a postgres:// or mongodb:// DSN and the form fills itself.
Test before saving
One click verifies credentials against the live server.
Import and export
Move your connection list between machines as JSON or CSV. Passwords stay in the keychain and are never exported.

SQL editor

Built like an editor, not a form field.

Syntax highlighting
A per-line lexer keeps highlighting instant, even in long scripts.
Multi-statement scripts
Run a whole script; execution stops at the first error and tells you which statement failed.
Run selection
Select part of a script and execute just that.
Format and explain
Reformat messy SQL, or prefix any query with its execution plan.
Split panes and tab groups
Two editors side by side, each with its own tabs, results, and running query.
Find
Case-insensitive search inside the editor with match stepping.

Data grid

Browse millions of rows without babysitting a spinner.

Batched loading
Rows stream in as you scroll instead of loading the entire result up front.
Virtualized rendering
Only visible cells are drawn, so huge results stay smooth.
Server-side filters
Column filters compile to WHERE clauses and run on the database, not in the app.
Safe editing
Edit cells with a pending-changes model: review, commit, or roll back. Tables without a primary key stay read-only, and the grid tells you why.
Export results
CSV or JSON through your OS native save dialog.

Navigation

The whole app is reachable from the keyboard.

Schema sidebar
Databases, tables, collections, keys, and columns in one tree. Dock it left or right, or collapse it to an icon rail.
Command palette
Cmd+K fuzzy-searches connections and schema objects.
One-click browse
Click any table to auto-run a SELECT * or find and land in the grid.
Light and dark
Both themes ship; pick one or follow the system.

Supported databases

Eleven engines in one release.

Each engine is its own Rust driver crate speaking the native protocol. They share the same workspace without flattening every database into the same query model.

  • PostgreSQL

    via tokio-postgres

  • MySQL

    via mysql_async

  • MariaDB

    via mysql_async (MySQL-compatible)

  • Redis

    commands and key browsing

  • Valkey

    via the redis crate (RESP-compatible)

  • MongoDB

    JSON document queries

  • SQLite

    local files, zero setup

  • Cassandra

    via the scylla driver

  • SQL Server

    via tiberius (T-SQL)

  • Oracle

    via oracledb, no client libraries

  • ClickHouse

    via HTTP, FORMAT JSON reads

All eleven ship in the current release. BigQuery is planned next.

Want an engine that is not listed? Open a feature request or read how drivers are added.

See it on your own data.

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