PostgreSQL, Supabase, MySQL, and SQLite. Browse tables, write SQL, and review changes in one focused desktop workspace.
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CONNECTIONS, RECONSIDERED · MAC 2.0
Move between your local database, staging, and production from one clear connection list. Bring your TablePlus connections along, passwords included.
Meet plainDB 2.0Edits stay pending until you’re ready. Review the SQL before applying, then undo supported row changes if you need to retrace your steps.
See how row undo worksChange cells, add rows, or mark rows for deletion. Your edits stay staged until Apply.
Check the generated SQL and choose whether to record the change for undo.
Preview the latest recorded batch. Undo checks for conflicting row or schema changes before restoring it.
Saved row undo: PostgreSQL & SQLite, on Mac & Windows. Up to 50 applied batches per connection, until disconnect. Requires auto-commit and a supported table; SQL scripts, imports, and schema changes aren’t recorded. Full limits
Tables, SQL, and the small details
you need to check before moving
on.
Add conditions, match all or any, and switch to a SQL filter when you need more control. Inspect full values beside the grid, with row counts and column widths that help you keep your place.
Pin the tabs you need. Keep reusable SQL in Query Pad, with a statement navigator you can tuck away. Run a statement, selection, or script, and find past work in local query history.
Switch saved connections from the sidebar and connect automatically.
Go direct or through SSH, with environment labels and locally stored credentials.
Paste the PostgreSQL connection string from your dashboard. Use a session pooler or direct connection, then browse tables and run SQL.
Connect to Supabase ↗
Inspect tables and indexes, run a query, and export the result. No database server to set up.
Explore the SQLite viewer ↗
Already using TablePlus? On Mac, import saved connections and optionally copy database passwords with macOS Keychain permission. See import details ↗
The everyday essentials on both platforms.
Specialist tools on Mac. Compare every feature ↗
CSV, TSV, JSON, Markdown, or SQL INSERT statements. Export scope differs between Mac and Windows. On Mac, import CSV with column mapping into new or existing tables.
Formats and import tools ↗Inspect columns, indexes, DDL, row counts, and storage sizes where available. Design tables and explore relationships with ER diagrams on Mac.
Explore schema tools ↗Switch off auto-commit, then Commit or Rollback a SQL transaction. Review drop and truncate statements, including an explicit PostgreSQL CASCADE option.
Editing and transaction limits ↗Inspect visual EXPLAIN plans. Turn query results into bar, line, area, scatter, or pie charts and export them as PNG.
Analysis tools and limits ↗Copy table rows between connections. Back up SQLite to a separate file, or use installed database utilities for server backup and restore.
Transfer and backup requirements ↗Draft and explain SQL with Apple’s on-device model. Available on eligible Macs with Apple Intelligence enabled and a ready model.
AI requirements ↗
Download plainDB for Mac or Windows.
Try it free for 14 days,
then keep the full version with a one-time purchase.
$9USD
Pricing and license details ↗14-day free trial. One-time purchase.
PostgreSQL, Supabase’s PostgreSQL database, MySQL, MariaDB, and SQLite on both platforms. MongoDB is currently available in the macOS app. See supported databases.
They share the core browsing, editing, and SQL workflows. The Mac app currently has more advanced tools, including charts, ER diagrams, and on-device AI. Compare platform features.
No. The app connects from your computer to the database or SSH host you configure. Query history is saved locally. Read about data and credentials.
Yes. Use your project’s PostgreSQL connection string and database password. You don’t need an anon or service-role API key. See how the connection works.
For supported PostgreSQL and SQLite tables, recorded grid edits can be undone while the connection stays open. plainDB keeps up to 50 applied batches and checks for conflicts before restoring rows. This doesn’t cover arbitrary SQL, imports, or schema changes. Read the undo limits.
Yes. Mac and Windows trials and full-version checkout are available. The download page shows release availability, and the pricing page explains the trial and license terms.