Browse tables, run queries, and edit data in a clean Mac interface. Free for 14 days, $39 to keep.
macOS 15+
Click a table and see your data immediately. Filter, sort, and page through large tables without waiting on the interface.
Every edit is keyed to the primary key and touches exactly one row. Tables without a reliable key open read-only.
Tabs, history, EXPLAIN, and run-statement-at-cursor. Long queries cancel on the server, and errors show PostgreSQL's own message, hint, and SQLSTATE.
Connect through SSH tunnels with strict host key checking. Client certificates and all six sslmodes are supported, and passwords stay in the macOS Keychain.
Schemas, partitions, row-level security, generated columns, and extensions are all first-class in the sidebar, read straight from the catalog.
Any grid or result set exports to CSV, JSON, or SQL. CSV import maps columns by name and shows a preview before writing anything.
Right-click any row to see its nearest neighbors, with distances. Plug in your own embedding endpoint (OpenAI-compatible, or a local Ollama) and search your tables by meaning. Your text goes to your endpoint and nowhere else. Vector queries you run in the editor get a badge showing whether they used the index, and the recall lab charts recall against latency so ef_search stops being a guess.
SELECT id, title, embedding <=> $1 AS distance FROM app.documents ORDER BY embedding <=> $1 LIMIT 10; -- cosine distance, because -- your index is cosine