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SQL Studio is now in public beta 🚀 A modern, cross-platform SQL client built for speed and clarity. SQLite supported. More dialects coming. Bugs included 🪲 👉

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David Webb9 months ago

DataGrip has all this and supports most databases. What would compell us to switch? Differentiator? Looks nice.

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Antfroze9 months ago

Thank you! I would believe the reasons would be to save money, have better performance, it will be more community focused, & potentially have more features one day. DataGrip set the bar, I am looking raise it.

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Dev X9 months ago

Solid. I thought it was going to be opensource tho 🙂

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Antfroze9 months ago

After the beta ends

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Lingo.dev9 months ago

Awesome 👏

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Antfroze9 months ago

Thank you!

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Ender desai9 months ago

SQLite support + bugs included = true developer experience 😌 Congrats on the public beta, this looks clean.

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Antfroze9 months ago

Hahaha thank you :) it truly means a lot

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lasse9 months ago

looks sick ngl

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Antfroze9 months ago

Thank you 🙏

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Antfroze9 months ago

It really has hahaha

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XavSecOps9 months ago

nice! A speedy SQLite client could be a game-changer 4 local prototyping. What size databases are you testing it with? 🚀Whoa.

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Antfroze9 months ago

Thank you :) So far I haven't tested it on very large projects, maybe you could be the first one?

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XavSecOps9 months ago

That's quite the invitation! I'm definitely up 4 the challenge of putting it through its paces...

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Antfroze9 months ago

Sounds good 🫡

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verlorenです9 months ago

dayum this is so good.

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Antfroze9 months ago

Thank you 🙏

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JSONB9 months ago

SQL Server support coming soon. Nice! 🙏

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Antfroze9 months ago

Yes! It's going to be amazing to see people use it at their companies one day :)

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Studs Ramrod (6'8")9 months ago

Bro I thought this was a Microsoft product from the name hahaha

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Antfroze9 months ago

Hahaha it's very very close, one word away

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Kyle Nelson9 months ago

This looks cool! 👀

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Antfroze9 months ago

Thank you!

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Team Reagent9 months ago

sqlite mentioned <3

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Antfroze9 months ago

SQLite FTW!

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Gen Zod9 months ago

Lovely, lemme try it.

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Antfroze9 months ago

Thank you :) You can download it here

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Raffi9 months ago

🐐🐐🐐

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Introvert13379 months ago

Let’s go!!!

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Antfroze9 months ago

👏 👏 👏

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Luna9 months ago

is it open source?

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Antfroze9 months ago

It will be after beta :)

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Luna9 months ago

yay

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Umair Ali9 months ago

looks amazing you build this alone

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Antfroze9 months ago

Thank you and yes :)

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prasanna9 months ago

nice work on the UX! which framework for cross platform ?

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Antfroze9 months ago

Thank you! Tauri (rust and typescript) no frontend framework

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prasanna9 months ago

Wow! Now I see why its pretty fast

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amustaque979 months ago

Interesting! It makes me feel like it is built on the Zed GPUI crate?

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Antfroze9 months ago

It is built using Tauri (rust and typescript with no frontend framework)

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Mohamed Abdelgwad9 months ago

I love you, thats it

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Sthevan.Dev9 months ago

This looks great. A natural next step would be AI-powered features like natural language → SQL, smart query suggestions, and automatic error explanations — making the tool more accessible without sacrificing power for advanced users. 🚀

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FullStack Flow9 months ago

Interesting!

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HECTOR NICOLAS ROSALES HERRERA9 months ago

Congrats! which engines support?

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Antfroze9 months ago

Currently only SQLite, next will be Postgres

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HECTOR NICOLAS ROSALES HERRERA9 months ago

Nice!

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Antfroze9 months ago

Thank you!

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Santanu9 months ago

Any chance to have an aur package?

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Antfroze9 months ago

Yes soon 🫡

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generics9 months ago

Is linux/arm64 on the roadmap?

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Antfroze9 months ago

Yes :) I will have a public roadmap very very soon

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zoomies.llamafile9 months ago

@duckdb should be an option

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Antfroze9 months ago

@duckdb It will be :)

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f1shy-dev9 months ago

oh my god it’s here

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Antfroze9 months ago

YESSS

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Jesús Sánchez9 months ago

Great!! Do you have plans to support MySQL in the medium term?

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Antfroze9 months ago

Thank you! I'll be holding polla for what dialects come next after the first 3 but MySQL is definitely a priority

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Jesús Sánchez9 months ago

That’s great. If you need a beta tester when MySQL becomes available, I’d be glad to help

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Antfroze9 months ago

Polls* sorry hahaha just woke up. But for sure I'd love your help

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Jesús Sánchez9 months ago

🤣🤣 don’t worry I knew that was a mistake. Thanks 🫡

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Simon Holman9 months ago

Is there a way to be notified when SQL Server support is added?

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Antfroze9 months ago

There will be on the website soon :)

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sosokubaso9 months ago

Dbeaver exists, pack it up unc

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Terry Carson9 months ago

Congrats on the public beta! Fast SQL with some bonus bugs—love the honesty. Excited to give it a try and see what’s next.

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Antfroze9 months ago

Thank you hahaha :) I hope you find it nice

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a.fleetsky9 months ago

I’ll try this when it’s added to Homebrew

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Antfroze9 months ago

@levbortov 🫡 soon

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Subhadip Mishra9 months ago

Nice Which cloud provider you use

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Antfroze9 months ago

@suvodeepmishra1 Thanks, none

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MakerLabs 🚀9 months ago

Looks great. Thanks for sharing

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Antfroze9 months ago

Thank you 🙏

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Ugur Abbasov9 months ago

Great job! When are u gonna make it open source buddy?

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Antfroze9 months ago

@UgurAbbasov10 Thank you 🙏 After the beta ends :)

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