Read-only until you unlock it
Every connection opens locked. Production is marked in colour.
Structure, made visible.
One window for your data and the schema around it, on PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB and SQLite.
The ER diagram of a sample schema, read-only as Free opens it, with the Design changes button that steps into schema design mode.
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PostgreSQL
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MySQL
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MariaDB
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SQLite
Everything in one window.
Free, except where marked Pro.
- SQL editor Completion, snippets and history.
- Data grid Edits are staged and reviewed before they run.
- Exports CSV, JSON, SQL, Excel and more.
- ER diagram The live schema, read-only.
- Schema designPro Draw the change, read the SQL, apply it.
- Object pagesPro Indexes, sequences, functions, views and more.
- Visual EXPLAINPro Query plans as row flow and index access.
- Connections Locked until you unlock them. SSH and TLS built in.
- Local only No account. An encrypted store on your disk.
Every object gets its own page.Pro
Free shows each one's properties and DDL. Switch to compare.
10 more object pages: materialized views, partitions, constraints, triggers, types, row security and grants, extensions, columns across tables, schemas, tables.
Object pages for indexes, sequences, functions and views.
Every plan, drawn.
EXPLAIN ANALYZE, as text on Free and drawn on Pro.
- Free
- The plan as rows of text in the result grid.
- Pro
- The Plan tab: row flow, time per step, index access and findings.
Look freely. Change deliberately.
The data grid with one staged edit waiting for review.
Edits are staged
Nothing is written until you have reviewed every change.
Encrypted on your disk
Connections and history live in a local store keyed from your system keychain.
No account, no cloud
Nothing to sign in to. SSH tunnels and TLS are built in.
Query and edit for free.
Design, inspect and explain with Pro.
Free
$0 forever
No account. No card. No time limit.
- PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB and SQLite
- SQL editor with completion and history
- View, insert, update and delete rows
- ER diagram, read-only
- Every object with its properties and DDL
- Free for any use, including paid work
Download Seqora
For Windows and macOS on Apple silicon.
Pro
Regular price $99, now $49/year
Founder price, for subscriptions started by 31 December 2026.
You keep $49/year for as long as you renew.
$99/year
Billed once a year. Cancel any time.
Regular price $9.99, now $5.99/month
Founder price, for subscriptions started by 31 December 2026.
You keep $5.99/month for as long as you renew.
$9.99/month
Billed monthly. Cancel any time.
Everything in Free, plus
- Schema design, from canvas to SQL
- Object pages with size, usage and health
- Visual EXPLAIN, step by step
Start your 14-day trial
Start your 14-day trial
Card required. Nothing is charged if you cancel within 14 days. Then $49/year.Then $99/year.Then $5.99/month.Then $9.99/month. Buy Pro now Buy Pro now
Questions.
Do I need an account?
No. Pro uses a licence key, sent by email after checkout.
How does the trial start?
From the app or from this page. A card is required, and nothing is charged for 14 days. After that, Pro continues on the plan you picked, yearly or monthly.
Can I use Free at work?
Yes, at any company and for paid client work.
What is the founder price?
$49 a year or $5.99 a month for subscriptions started on or before 31 December 2026, kept while you renew. Then $99 a year or $9.99 a month.
How many computers can I use Pro on?
Up to 3 of your own computers at once, on Windows and macOS on Apple silicon.
Do Free users get updates?
Yes. Every update, security fixes included, goes to everyone.
Does Pro work offline?
Yes. Pro needs a connection once every 30 days. Free never does.
Is there a lifetime licence?
Not at launch. If you stop paying, you keep Free and everything you made.
What about refunds and tax?
Full refund within 14 days of your first payment or a yearly renewal. Prices are in US dollars, and local tax may be added at checkout.
I built Seqora because I was tired of my database client. It took an age to open, and the shortcuts were never where my fingers went. One weekend I made something small that only opened a database and let me move around it fast. It was ugly, I used it every day anyway, and that told me what to build.
Before writing a feature list, I wrote down four questions I wanted answered without clicking: which connection am I on, will this change data, what just ran, and how does this table relate to that one. Most of what Seqora does is what happens when you take those four seriously.
It is still one person at a desk. The things I fix first are the small ones, the kind that make you sigh and go back to the old tool. If Seqora makes you sigh, write to me. Crossing those lines out of my notebook is most of the job.
Ayushman, developer of Seqora
Found a bug, missing a feature, or just curious? Write to me. Every email lands in my own inbox, not a ticket queue.
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