Introduction
A fast, lightweight database manager for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and Redis.
Tablify is a database manager for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and Redis on macOS. Use it to find data, run commands, and make deliberate changes without losing context.
Tablify is written in Rust on GPUI. It ships as a native binary with a typical install size of around 30 MB.
How it handles databases
Reads are immediate. Changes you make through the UI are staged and reviewed before they touch your data. Manually authored SQL or Redis commands stay explicit and clearly targeted, so you always know which connection you are running against.
Each database keeps its own vocabulary. Relational tables browse like tables. Redis keys stay keys instead of being flattened into fake rows. Tabs, the inspector, and safety controls stay consistent across drivers.
The workflow
A typical session looks like this:
- Connect to a database.
- Find the table or key you need.
- Query it.
- Inspect the result.
- Make a small, reviewed edit.
- Export what you need.
Who it is for
Tablify is for developers and data-focused operators who work across PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, or Redis and want one desktop client for discovery, queries, inspection, small edits, and exports.