Pricing

Free stays free.

Everything the product does today is in the free tier permanently. Pro is being built on top of that list, never out of it - no feature you rely on will move behind a price later.

Free

No account. Forever.

PostgreSQL and SQLite, unlimited connections
The full editor: completion that knows your schema, hover, go to definition, formatter, snippets
Editable grid with filters, sorting, and the statement preview before anything is written
Object browser, with the definition of anything in it
DDL forms: tables, indexes, views, sequences, functions
Foreign-key navigation and reference labels in the grid
Every TLS mode, SSH tunnels, and passwords kept in your system vault
Export to the clipboard or to a file, at any size
Themes, VS Code theme import, remappable keys, per-connection settings
Every future fix and improvement to all of the above

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Pro

In development

Priced when there is something to sell.

Visual query plans, with the slow step marked
Schema diff and generated migrations
Entity diagrams
Result diff between two runs
Monitoring and lock trees
An AI assistant that is explicit about what it sends and what it does not
Advanced import and export, including spreadsheets and bulk loads
Additional engines: MySQL, SQL Server and beyond
Settings and connection sync, team features

None of this exists yet, so none of it is for sale yet. The changelog is where it will appear first.

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Why say this now

Because the alternative is worse. A tool that arrives free and grows a price tag later has to convince an audience that already decided what it was; one that says so on day one only has to keep its word. The list above is the word.

Nothing is reported back unless you switch it on, no account is needed to use the free tier, and your credentials stay in your operating system's own vault - the app never sends them anywhere, us included.