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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 🪲 👉

181,835 次观看 • 9 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

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David Webb 的头像
David Webb9 个月前

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

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

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 个月前

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

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Antfroze9 个月前

After the beta ends

Lingo.dev 的头像
Lingo.dev9 个月前

Awesome 👏

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

Thank you!

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Ender desai9 个月前

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

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

Hahaha thank you :) it truly means a lot

lasse 的头像
lasse9 个月前

looks sick ngl

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

Thank you 🙏

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

It really has hahaha

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XavSecOps9 个月前

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

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

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 个月前

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

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

Sounds good 🫡

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verlorenです9 个月前

dayum this is so good.

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

Thank you 🙏

JSONB 的头像
JSONB9 个月前

SQL Server support coming soon. Nice! 🙏

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

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 个月前

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

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

Hahaha it's very very close, one word away

Kyle Nelson 的头像
Kyle Nelson9 个月前

This looks cool! 👀

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

Thank you!

Team Reagent 的头像
Team Reagent9 个月前

sqlite mentioned <3

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

SQLite FTW!

Gen Zod 的头像
Gen Zod9 个月前

Lovely, lemme try it.

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

Thank you :) You can download it here

Raffi 的头像
Raffi9 个月前

🐐🐐🐐

Introvert1337 的头像
Introvert13379 个月前

Let’s go!!!

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

👏 👏 👏

Luna 的头像
Luna9 个月前

is it open source?

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

It will be after beta :)

Luna 的头像
Luna9 个月前

yay

Umair Ali 的头像
Umair Ali9 个月前

looks amazing you build this alone

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

Thank you and yes :)

prasanna 的头像
prasanna9 个月前

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

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

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

prasanna 的头像
prasanna9 个月前

Wow! Now I see why its pretty fast

amustaque97 的头像
amustaque979 个月前

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

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

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

Mohamed Abdelgwad 的头像
Mohamed Abdelgwad9 个月前

I love you, thats it

Sthevan.Dev 的头像
Sthevan.Dev9 个月前

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 个月前

Interesting!

HECTOR NICOLAS ROSALES HERRERA 的头像
HECTOR NICOLAS ROSALES HERRERA9 个月前

Congrats! which engines support?

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

Currently only SQLite, next will be Postgres

HECTOR NICOLAS ROSALES HERRERA 的头像
HECTOR NICOLAS ROSALES HERRERA9 个月前

Nice!

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

Thank you!

Santanu 的头像
Santanu9 个月前

Any chance to have an aur package?

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

Yes soon 🫡

generics 的头像
generics9 个月前

Is linux/arm64 on the roadmap?

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

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

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zoomies.llamafile9 个月前

@duckdb should be an option

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

@duckdb It will be :)

f1shy-dev 的头像
f1shy-dev9 个月前

oh my god it’s here

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

YESSS

Jesús Sánchez 的头像
Jesús Sánchez9 个月前

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

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

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

Jesús Sánchez 的头像
Jesús Sánchez9 个月前

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

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

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

Jesús Sánchez 的头像
Jesús Sánchez9 个月前

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

Simon Holman 的头像
Simon Holman9 个月前

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

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

There will be on the website soon :)

sosokubaso 的头像
sosokubaso9 个月前

Dbeaver exists, pack it up unc

Terry Carson 的头像
Terry Carson9 个月前

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.

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

Thank you hahaha :) I hope you find it nice

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a.fleetsky9 个月前

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

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

@levbortov 🫡 soon

Subhadip Mishra 的头像
Subhadip Mishra9 个月前

Nice Which cloud provider you use

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

@suvodeepmishra1 Thanks, none

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MakerLabs 🚀9 个月前

Looks great. Thanks for sharing

Antfroze 的头像
Antfroze9 个月前

Thank you 🙏

Ugur Abbasov 的头像
Ugur Abbasov9 个月前

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

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Antfroze9 个月前

@UgurAbbasov10 Thank you 🙏 After the beta ends :)

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