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Scan data at a glance
Browse schemas, tables, and views. Filter, sort, page, count rows, and copy values from a native grid.
Version 0.1.6 · Open source
Your databases.
Clearly in view.
Open SQLite files or connect to MySQL and PostgreSQL. Browse data, run SQL, and make deliberate edits in a focused native macOS workspace.
Requires macOS 26 · Signed and notarized · Sparkle updates included
customers
public · table
TableSQL
id PK
company
plan
status
1024
Acme Labs
Business
Active
1025
Northwind
Starter
Active
1026
Orbit Works
Business
Paused
1027
Juniper Co.
Pro
Active
1028
Mori Studio
Starter
Active
200 per page‹123›
SQL
SELECT * FROM customers⌘↵✓
Changes stagedReview SQL before apply
One workspace for
SSQLiteFiles & bookmarks
MMySQLServer connections
PPostgreSQLRead-only browsing
Everything in its place
From connection to answer,
without the clutter.
GlassDB keeps the table grid at the center and the tools you need close by.
Run the query you need
Use the built-in SQL workspace with automatic SELECT limits, configurable timeouts, cancellation, and reconnect.
Return to your work
Save, test, duplicate, and reopen connections. Server passwords stay in the macOS Keychain.
Built for control
Inspect freely.
Edit deliberately.
Database tools should make risky actions obvious. GlassDB stages row changes, shows the generated SQL, and only enables editing when a primary key can identify the exact row.
- ✓ Primary-key-safe insert, update, and delete
- ✓ Review generated SQL before applying a batch
- ✓ PostgreSQL connections enforced as read-only
3 pending changesSQL Preview
UPDATE "customers"
SET "plan" = 'Business'
WHERE "id" = 1025;
DELETE FROM "customers"
WHERE "id" = 1026;
SET "plan" = 'Business'
WHERE "id" = 1025;
DELETE FROM "customers"
WHERE "id" = 1026;
Database work, with less noise
Keep the data in view.
Download GlassDB and start with a SQLite file, a saved server connection, or the built-in sample database.
Free and open source · Requires macOS 26