Roadmap

What isn't here yet.

Nothing on this page is on the landing page, and nothing on the landing page is on this one. That split is deliberate: the product only gets to advertise what it actually does, and everything else lives here - named, ordered, and without a date anybody would end up breaking.

Next

Being worked on, or the obvious thing after what just shipped.

  • Load more, without the trap

    Reading past the row limit has no cheap answer. The quick version shows you the wrong rows whenever the order is not strictly defined; the other version holds a transaction open on your database while you browse, which is the exact thing this app warns you about. Until one of those stops being true, raise the limit or export the whole thing to a file.

  • Signed installers

    Installers your operating system trusts on the first run, without a warning screen in front of them.

Planned

Designed, costed, and not started.

  • Schema diff and migrations

    Compare two databases and generate the statements that reconcile them - shown before they run, like everything else.

  • Entity diagrams

    The relationships Querium already knows about, drawn.

  • Result diff

    The same query, twice, with what changed between them highlighted.

Later

Real, wanted, and further out than a plan can usefully describe.

  • More engines

    MySQL and MariaDB first, then SQL Server. Adding one is an addition here rather than a rewrite, which is why they will not arrive feeling like second-class citizens.

  • An AI agent

    The assistant already explains and suggests. An agent that works through a task step by step is next - with every statement it wants to run shown to you first, like everything else here.

  • A plugin API

    So other people can add panels, commands, export formats and databases of their own.

  • Sync and team features

    Encrypted settings and connection sync, shared workspaces.