I'm using Verql
Connect to PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, MongoDB, Redis, and Snowflake. Write SQL with autocomplete, browse schemas and ER diagrams, move data in and out, and lean on the built-in AI assistant.
Verql
A fast, extensible desktop database client — built on Electron + React, with a plugin for every driver, format, theme, and AI integration.
Two doors, one client
Section titled “Two doors, one client”Verql is two audiences in one project. Use it to talk to your databases, or extend it — every database driver, import/export format, theme, and AI provider ships as a plugin on top of a small orchestrator core.
I'm building on Verql
Learn the architecture, the shared/ process boundary, the plugin trust
model, and the @verql/plugin-sdk. Write a driver, exporter, panel, command,
or AI provider.
Start here
Section titled “Start here” Install & connect Get Verql running on macOS, Linux, or Windows and create your first connection.
Architecture overview The whole picture: process model, subsystems, stores, and data-flow walkthroughs.
Write a plugin Every contribution surface and how to build against the published plugin SDK.
Plugin security model Bundled vs third-party trust, the capability model, and process isolation.
Why Verql
Section titled “Why Verql”Native drivers
PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, plus MongoDB, Redis, and Snowflake — each a bundled plugin, not core code.
Plugin-first
The main app is glue: registries, IPC, and UI. Plugins own the domain logic.
AI + MCP built in
OpenAI, Anthropic, and Ollama providers, with a built-in MCP server that exposes the same gated tools to Claude Code.
Open source
MIT licensed. Read the source, file an issue, or ship a plugin.