Databases TablePro connects to

Arrays, jsonb and PostGIS values, EXPLAIN diagrams, Users & Roles and pg_dump backups.

MySQL over TCP, with EXPLAIN diagrams, Users & Roles, AWS IAM sign-in and mysqldump backups.

T-SQL with GO batches and PRINT output, Kerberos or Microsoft Entra ID sign-in, and .bacpac backups.

The MySQL driver with MariaDB’s sequences, virtual and persistent columns, and JSON columns.

TiDB and TiDB Cloud on the MySQL driver, with Stop sent as KILL TIDB QUERY.

OceanBase tenants in MySQL mode, signed in as user@tenant, directly or through OBProxy.

CockroachDB and CockroachDB Cloud over the PostgreSQL wire protocol.

PGlite served by its socket server, as an ordinary PostgreSQL connection.

A pure-Swift driver with no Instant Client, PL/SQL scripts and DBMS_OUTPUT.

GoogleSQL or PostgreSQL dialect, detected on connect, and the Spanner emulator.

• The Structure tab is read-only. Change a table with ALTER TABLE in the editor.

Google Cloud Spanner setup guide ↗

Dameng DM8 over its native protocol, with EXPLAIN plans and SSH tunnels.

• TLS is not supported. Reach a server outside a private network through an SSH tunnel.

Dameng DM8 setup guide ↗

SAP HANA Cloud, HANA 2.0 and HANA Express, with structure shown read-only.

• SSH tunnels, SOCKS proxies, Cloudflare tunnels and tunnel commands are not supported.
• X.509 certificate, JWT, SAML, Kerberos and LDAP logons are not supported. Sign in as a database user with a password.

SAP HANA setup guide ↗

Databend and Databend Cloud through Databend’s MySQL handler.

Amazon Redshift on the PostgreSQL driver, with DISTKEY and SORTKEY in the DDL.

ClickHouse over HTTP or HTTPS, with EXPLAIN variants, mutations and the Parts tab.

GoogleSQL with Max Bytes Billed and a Dry Run cost estimate before a query runs.

Key pair, browser SSO, OAuth or a password with a passcode, with warehouse and role in Session Context.

TD2 or TDNEGO sign-in, with procedures and macros listed in the sidebar.

Cross-catalog SQL over Trino’s REST API, signed in with a password or a JWT.

Every D1 database in a Cloudflare account, reached over the D1 HTTP API.

Remote Turso databases over HTTP with a token, through the libSQL driver.

libSQL files on this Mac, or sqld servers over HTTP.

Read-only SQL over Iceberg tables stored in Cloudflare R2.

• A query returns at most 10,000 rows.
• OFFSET is not supported.
• Cloudflare bills R2 SQL by the data each query scans.

Cloudflare R2 SQL setup guide ↗

A mongosh-style JavaScript shell, documents as Extended JSON, and Atlas clusters over SRV.

SurrealQL over HTTP RPC, with root, namespace, database, record or token sign-in.

Redis commands, a key tree split on colons, TTLs, and Sentinel or Cluster connections.

PartiQL and DynamoDB API JSON, with a planner that picks Query or Scan from your filters and reports the read capacity each read consumed.

CQL with contact points, TLS and Amazon Keyspaces SigV4 sign-in.

ScyllaDB through the Cassandra driver, with the same CQL workflow.

A Query DSL console, indices as tables, and document edits by _id.

A REST request console, collections as tables, and a metrics dashboard.

• Typesense has no user accounts, so API keys are listed where other engines list users.

Typesense setup guide ↗

Collections as tables, read with GraphQL and written over REST.

• GraphQL only reads. Browsing and row edits go through Weaviate’s REST endpoints.

Weaviate setup guide ↗

Consume and produce with KafkaQL, with topics, partitions and consumer-group lag.

A subset of etcdctl over the v3 JSON gateway: keys under a prefix, leases and members.

Database files opened in place, on this Mac or on an SSH server, with loadable extensions.

DuckDB files, Parquet, CSV and JSON files as views, and in-memory databases.

A Beancount ledger read as SQL tables, plus BQL queries.