A lightweight, developer-focused database management tool, built with Tauri and React.
To add our tap, run:
brew tap debba/tabularisThen install:
brew install --cask tabularis
When you install tabularis on macOS, you need to allow accessibility access (Privacy & Security) to the tabularis app.
If you are upgrading and you already have tabularis on the allowed list you will need to manually remove them before accessibility access can be granted to the new version.
macOS users who download directly from releases may need to run:
xattr -c /Applications/tabularis.appafter copying the app to the Applications directory.
yay -S tabularis-binTabularis checks for updates automatically on startup. When a new version is available, a notification will appear, allowing you to download and install the update seamlessly.
You can also manually check for updates or download the latest version directly from the Releases page.
View the full gallery at tabularis.dev
- Support for MySQL/MariaDB, working on: PostgreSQL and SQLite.
- Save, manage, and clone connection profiles with secure local persistence.
- Manage SSH Connections from the connection manager.
- Optional secure password storage in system Keychain.
- SSH Tunneling with automatic readiness detection.
- Tree View: Browse tables, columns, keys, foreign keys, indexes, views, and stored routines.
- ER Diagram: Interactive Entity-Relationship visualization (Pan, Zoom, Layout) with selective table diagram generation.
- Context Actions: Show data, count rows, modify schema, duplicate/delete tables.
- Views Support: Browse, inspect, and query database views with full metadata.
- Stored Routines: View and manage stored procedures and functions with parameter details.
- Fast Metadata: Parallel fetching for schema loading.
- SQL Dump & Import: Export and restore databases with a single flow.
- Monaco Editor: Syntax highlighting and auto-completion.
- Tabbed Interface: Isolated connections per tab.
- Execution: Run full scripts, selections, or specific statements.
- Saved Queries: Persist frequently used SQL.
- Drag-and-Drop: Build queries visually with ReactFlow.
- Visual JOINs: Connect tables to create relationships.
- Advanced Logic: WHERE/HAVING filters, aggregates (COUNT, SUM, AVG), sorting, and limits.
- Real-time SQL: Instant code generation.
- Inline & Batch Editing: Modify cells and commit multiple changes at once.
- Row Management: Create, delete, and select multiple rows.
- Copy Selected Rows: Export selections straight to the clipboard.
- Export: Save results as CSV or JSON.
- Smart Context: Read-only mode for aggregates, edit mode for tables.
- Real-time Monitoring: View application logs directly in Settings.
- Level Filtering: Filter by DEBUG, INFO, WARN, or ERROR severity.
- In-memory Buffer: Configurable retention.
- Query Expansion: Automatically expand and inspect SQL queries in logs.
- Export Logs: Save logs to
.logfiles for debugging or audit trails. - Toggle Control: Enable/disable logging and adjust buffer size without restart.
- CLI Debug Mode: Start with
tabularis --debugto enable verbose logging (including internal SQLx queries) from launch.
Configuration is stored in ~/.config/tabularis/ (Linux), ~/Library/Application Support/tabularis/ (macOS), or %APPDATA%\tabularis\ (Windows).
connections.json: Connection profiles.saved_queries.json: Saved SQL queries.config.json: App settings (theme, language, page size).themes/: Custom themes.
theme: Theme ID (e.g.,"tabularis-dark","monokai").fontFamily: Editor font family.fontSize: Editor font size (px).language:"auto","en","it".resultPageSize: Default rows per page.aiEnabled: Enable/Disable AI features.
You can override or add custom models for AI providers by editing config.json and adding the aiCustomModels object:
{
"resultPageSize": 1000,
"language": "en",
"aiEnabled": true,
"aiProvider": "openai",
"aiCustomModels": {
"openai": ["gpt-4o", "gpt-4-turbo", "gpt-3.5-turbo", "gpt-5-preview"],
"anthropic": ["claude-3-opus-20240229", "claude-3-sonnet-20240229"],
"openrouter": ["google/gemini-pro-1.5", "meta-llama/llama-3-70b-instruct"]
}
}Optional Text-to-SQL and query explanation powered by:
- OpenAI
- Anthropic
- OpenRouter (access to Gemini, Llama, DeepSeek, etc.)
- Ollama (Local LLM support for total privacy)
- OpenAI-Compatible APIs (Groq, Perplexity, Azure OpenAI, LocalAI, and more)
Select "Ollama" as your provider in Settings. Tabularis will automatically detect your local models running on port 11434 (configurable). No API key required.
Select "OpenAI Compatible" as your provider to connect to any service that implements the OpenAI API format. Configure your custom endpoint URL and model name in Settings. Examples:
- Groq:
https://api.groq.com/openai/v1 - Perplexity:
https://api.perplexity.ai - Local servers:
http://localhost:8000/v1
Tabularis automatically fetches the latest available models from your configured provider.
- Refresh: Click the refresh icon in Settings to update the model list from the API.
- Cache: Model lists are cached locally for 24h to ensure fast startup.
- Validation: Visual feedback if the selected model is not available for the current provider.
Includes a built-in MCP Server (tabularis --mcp) to expose connections to external agents (Claude Desktop, Cursor).
- Frontend: React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS v4.
- Backend: Rust, Tauri v2, SQLx.
npm install
npm run tauri devnpm run tauri build- Command Palette
- JSON/JSONB Editor & Viewer
- SQL Formatting / Prettier
- Visual Explain Analyze
- Data Compare / Diff Tool
- Team Collaboration
- Plugin System
- Query History
- Better SQLite Support
- Better PostgreSQL Support
Apache License 2.0
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