Engines
Five databases.
One window.
Configure a connection once and query it with the same editor, the same shortcuts and the same grid — whatever the engine underneath. Each driver gets its own connection dialog with the right defaults.
PostgreSQL
Schemas, roles, and JSONB columns you can open in a real editor.
MySQL
MySQL and MariaDB-compatible connections.
SQLite
Point at a file and go. No server, no setup.
MongoDB
Collections and documents, browsed like any other table.
SQL Server
T-SQL through the same editor and the same grid.
SSH tunnelling built in
Remote hosts that only answer on localhost are reachable without keeping a separate terminal open — the tunnel is part of the connection profile.
Schema explorer
Databases → tables, views and collections → columns with type badges and primary-key indicators, plus indexes. The tree is the same shape for every driver.
One status language
The three lights on the logo cylinder are the three states you see everywhere else: in the connection list, in chips, and in the window title bar.
- Connected
- Idle
- Read-only
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- SQLite
- MongoDB
- SQL Server
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