Db pilot

Trusted by 1,000+ engineers, analysts & business owners The AI-Native Database Tool Database GUI, SQL editor & SQL + Python notebooks. Powerful SQL Editor with smart autocomplete SQL + Python Notebooks for Data Exploration & Dashboards Edit database records as easy as updating a spreadsheet AI Assistant with the latest models including GPT-5, Claude 4.5, Gemini 2.5 Pro Free updates No credit card required Download for Mac (M chip) Get access to AI Features Mac arm64, min. MacOS 13 All Downloads AI-powered SQL assistance "I have tried MANY natural language to SQL solutions and nothing comes close to DB Pilot" "The notebooks are SUPER cool" "DB Pilot's implementation of the AI Assistant is fantastic" "This is exactly the kind of thing I've been looking for" Supported Databases PostgreSQL MySQL SQLite DuckDB CockroachDB More databases coming soon New Feature Notebooks Mix and match SQL, Python, inputs and interactive tables & charts to build dashboards and iteratively explore data. Explore and Transform Data with SQL & Python Combine SQL queries, Python code, and interactive tables & charts in one block-based interface similar to Jupyter Notebooks, running locally on your machine. Iteratively Query & Transform Data Seamlessly combine SQL and Python to load, transform, and join data from multiple databases, files, and external APIs. Mix SQL and Python Go back and forth between SQL and Python: Access SQL query results in Python blocks, and Pandas & Polars dataframes in SQL blocks. Access Data Across Blocks Query results and Python dataframes are automatically accessible in subsequent blocks. AI Integration Speed up your data analysis using the AI chat and inline AI assistant in SQL, Python, table & chart blocks. Learn more Interactive Dashboards Build interactive dashboards with input fields, date filters, charts, and tables. Jinja Templating Use Jinja to parameterize your notebook blocks. Environment Variables Configure variables and secrets for your notebooks. AI-Powered AI Assistant Our AI assistant makes database work faster and easier than ever before. AI Chat Get instant help with your database queries, code generation, and data exploration. Describe what you need, and let the AI assist you. Generate and refine SQL queries with natural language. Get explanations for complex code or database concepts. Preview and apply AI-suggested changes seamlessly. Latest AI Models Use the latest AI models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and xAI. Create & edit charts with AI Generate insightful visualizations and charts with AI assistance in your notebooks. Manage Context Choose which databases, tables, notebooks, etc. to include in the AI context. Custom AI Rules Tailor AI behavior with your own instructions to match your specific needs and SQL style preferences. Inline AI Assistant Get AI help directly in your SQL editor, table viewer, and Python blocks. Fix Errors with AI Easily fix SQL and Python errors with AI suggestions. Core Features And many more features... Table Viewer & Editor View database tables, insert, update, and delete records - as easy as working with a spreadsheet. SQL Editor with Smart Autocomplete Get context-aware suggestions of tables, columns, keywords, and functions. Export Data in Multiple Formats Export your data to a file or copy to clipboard as CSV, JSON, NDJSON, or Markdown SQL Formatter Keep your SQL code clean and consistent with automatic formatting Chart Builder Build charts without code. Easily compare data across time periods. Query History View a list of all your previous queries and quickly re-run them Favorites Save your most used SQL queries for quick access Pricing Choose the Right Plan for You Flexible options to fit your needs. Subscription The fastest way to get started $20 /month Use AI features at no extra cost Always use the latest app version Unlock all premium features Priority support Subscribe now Cancel anytime. No long-term commitment. One-time Purchase Pay once and own it $79 paid once Bring your own API keys to use AI features Includes updates for 1 year Unlock all premium features Priority support Buy license One-time payment. Yours to keep. Try Before You Buy Download DB Pilot for free. Upgrade to a paid plan or add your own AI provider API keys to unlock AI features. Download Free FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Find answers to common questions about DB Pilot. How does DB Pilot AI help me? DB Pilot AI can help you write SQL queries - simply give it instructions in English, then let it do its magic. It can also explain queries, debug errors with "Fix with AI", and convert between code and SQL, saving you valuable time. With inline AI and @-mentions, you can get help without leaving your workflow. Can I try the AI assistant before I buy? Yes, you can try the AI assistant for 20 messages before you buy. You'll need to provide your own API keys for the AI providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google AI, etc.). See the documentation for more details. Which operating systems are supported? DB Pilot can be used on Mac (both M chip and Intel), with support for Linux and Windows coming soon. Which databases are supported? You can connect PostgreSQL, CockroachDB, MySQL, SQLite, chDB (local ClickHouse), and DuckDB databases. We're continuously adding support for more databases. How is my data used and stored? All app data is stored locally on your computer. Connection credentials are stored locally on your computer, with passwords and other sensitive information being stored securely in your device's keychain. All database connectivity happens directly between your computer and the database server. We don't store any of your database data on our servers. Can the AI assistant read my data? No, the AI assistant cannot read your data. It knows which tables and columns exist in your database so that it can assist you better. But it doesn't have access to any actual data stored in your database. What are notebooks and how do they help? Notebooks allow you to mix and match SQL, Python, text, and interactive tables & charts to explore data and build dashboards. They're perfect for iterative data exploration, combining data from multiple sources, and creating reproducible analyses. What's the difference between subscription and one-time purchase? The subscription ($20/month) includes all premium features and AI costs are covered. The one-time purchase ($79) gives you access to all premium features in app versions released within 1 year of purchase. To use AI features with the one-time purchase plan, you need to provide your own API key for the AI providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google AI, etc.). Ready to Level Up Your Database Experience? Download now and get started for free. Download for Mac (M chip) Upgrade to Pro Mac arm64, min. MacOS 13 All Downloads --- Pricing Choose the Right Plan for You Flexible options to fit your needs. Subscription The fastest way to get started $20 /month Use AI features at no extra cost Always use the latest app version Unlock all premium features Priority support Subscribe now Cancel anytime. No long-term commitment. One-time Purchase Pay once and own it $79 paid once Bring your own API keys to use AI features Includes updates for 1 year Unlock all premium features Priority support Buy license One-time payment. Yours to keep. Try Before You Buy Download DB Pilot for free. Upgrade to a paid plan or add your own AI provider API keys to unlock AI features. Download Free FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Find answers to common questions about DB Pilot. How does DB Pilot AI help me? DB Pilot AI can help you write SQL queries - simply give it instructions in English, then let it do its magic. It can also explain queries, debug errors with "Fix with AI", and convert between code and SQL, saving you valuable time. With inline AI and @-mentions, you can get help without leaving your workflow. Can I try the AI assistant before I buy? Yes, you can try the AI assistant for 20 messages before you buy. You'll need to provide your own API keys for the AI providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google AI, etc.). See the documentation for more details. Which operating systems are supported? DB Pilot can be used on Mac (both M chip and Intel), with support for Linux and Windows coming soon. Which databases are supported? You can connect PostgreSQL, CockroachDB, MySQL, SQLite, chDB (local ClickHouse), and DuckDB databases. We're continuously adding support for more databases. How is my data used and stored? All app data is stored locally on your computer. Connection credentials are stored locally on your computer, with passwords and other sensitive information being stored securely in your device's keychain. All database connectivity happens directly between your computer and the database server. We don't store any of your database data on our servers. Can the AI assistant read my data? No, the AI assistant cannot read your data. It knows which tables and columns exist in your database so that it can assist you better. But it doesn't have access to any actual data stored in your database. What are notebooks and how do they help? Notebooks allow you to mix and match SQL, Python, text, and interactive tables & charts to explore data and build dashboards. They're perfect for iterative data exploration, combining data from multiple sources, and creating reproducible analyses. What's the difference between subscription and one-time purchase? The subscription ($20/month) includes all premium features and AI costs are covered. The one-time purchase ($79) gives you access to all premium features in app versions released within 1 year of purchase. To use AI features with the one-time purchase plan, you need to provide your own API key for the AI providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google AI, etc.). --- Changelog See what's new in DB Pilot. Nov 9, 2025 Improvement 1.4.16: Bug Fix Fixes a bug that sometimes occurred when resizing table columns. Nov 8, 2025 Improvement 1.4.15: Bug Fixes Fixes two bugs introduced in the previous release (1.4.14): The app would sometimes get stuck in a loading state after running a query Scroll position would jump around in the AI context menu A small quality-of-life improvement: The sidebar state now doesn’t reset when switching between sidebar tabs. Nov 5, 2025 Improvement 1.4.14: Performance Improvements for Large Databases The app now performs better when working with databases that have lots of tables, and when working with tables that have lots of columns. Oct 1, 2025 Feature 1.4.13: SSH Tunnels & Claude 4.5 Sonnet You can now connect to PostgreSQL, CockroachDB, and MySQL databases via SSH tunnels. Claude 4.5 Sonnet is available as a new AI model. Aug 8, 2025 Feature 1.4.12: GPT-5 GPT-5 and GPT-5 mini are now available as new AI models. Jun 16, 2025 Improvement 1.4.11: Fixes to AI context handling Fixed: AI assistant fails with Parser Error: syntax error at or near ")" This happened when using the AI assistant right after switching a notebook’s Python interpreter. Improved handling of long context Jun 15, 2025 Feature 1.4.10: OpenAI o3 model We added support for the OpenAI o3 model. Jun 9, 2025 Improvement Fixed code edits for o3-mini and o4-mini Due to a bug, Python and SQL edits would return an error when using o3-mini or o4-mini. This has been fixed. Jun 5, 2025 Improvement gemini-2.5-pro-preview-06-05 The “Gemini 2.5 Pro (Preview)” model option now uses the just released model checkpoint gemini-2.5-pro-preview-06-05. Jun 4, 2025 Improvement 1.4.9: Python 3.13 Support Fixed compatibility with Python 3.13. Previously, you may have been getting an error like FrameLocalsProxy.update() takes no keyword arguments when using Python 3.13 in a notebook. May 22, 2025 Feature 1.4.8: Claude 4 Sonnet & Bug Fixes Claude 4 Sonnet is now available as a new AI model. Fixed: When switching between Python interpreters in a notebook, sometimes the change was not applied correctly. Fixed some small UI issues in chart blocks. May 21, 2025 Improvement Gemini Reasoning Outputs You can now see the reasoning process for Gemini 2.5 models. May 16, 2025 Improvement 1.4.7: Bug Fixes Fixed: Occasional infinite loading when opening a notebook with multiple blocks using DuckDB Fixed: Text in the UI sometimes getting cut off on MacOS Sequoia May 6, 2025 Improvement gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06 The “Gemini 2.5 Pro (Preview)” model option now uses the just released model checkpoint gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06. May 6, 2025 Improvement 1.4.6: Bug Fixes Fixed re-application of table sorting when opening an existing notebook Fixed notebook blocks sometimes erroneously showing as running when they are not May 4, 2025 Improvement 1.4.5: Bug Fixes AI chat “Apply”: Fixed an issue that sometimes prevented changes from being applied Fixed an issue where sometimes the last line was missing after applying code block changes Fixed an issue with license checks Apr 30, 2025 Improvement 1.4.4: Bug Fix Fixed a button that in rare cases didn’t work correctly Apr 29, 2025 Improvement 1.4.3: Bug Fixes & Improvements Updated to a better and cheaper embedding model Fixed sorting for SQL query results Fixed an error that happened when trying to delete a row from a table that cannot be edited Improved how escaped column names are handled in AI tool calls Improved AI context handling MySQL: Fixed missing error state reset after invalid query MySQL: Fixed date range filters Apr 24, 2025 Feature New AI models, custom AI instructions, multiple SQL statements, and more New AI models and AI providers We added support for: New OpenAI models: GPT-4.1 & 4.1 mini, o4-mini & o3-mini Gemini 2.0 Flash, Gemini 2.5 Flash, Gemini 2.5 Pro Claude 3.5 Sonnet, Claude 3.7 Sonnet Grok 3 & Grok 3 mini Our recommendation at this time is to use GPT-4.1 or o4-mini for most use cases. They work well for SQL and Python generation, can solve many complex tasks, and are good at using provided tools (e.g. to create visualizations). The quality of Claude 3.7 Sonnet is also great, but rate limits are low and you are likely to run into them. We’re hoping to increase rate limits on the Pro plan soon. Gemini 2.5 Pro works great for SQL and Python generation, but struggles to use tools correctly. Custom AI Instructions You can customize AI behavior by adding instructions under “Settings” > “Custom AI Instructions”. Any instructions you specify will be added to all AI prompts. Other changes The AI assistant got better at properly escaping column names We improved AI tool calling behavior AI models now do a better job at deciding when to create a visualization vs. writing raw SQL The SQL editor now supports running multiple SQL statements at once Fixed an issue that caused crashes in certain cases when using notebooks Apr 7, 2025 Improvement Intel Macs: Fixed a bug that prevented the app from starting On some Intel Macs, the app would fail to start since the previous release. This release fixes that issue. If you are affected by the issues, please re-download the app at https://dbpilot.io to install the updated version. Mar 28, 2025 Feature New AI Features, Notebooks & More Today we’re introducing notebooks, new AI features, and various other improvements. New AI Features Inline AI and @-Mentions Besides the chat interface, you can now also use the AI assistant inline in the SQL editor, in the table viewer, and in Python blocks (new as part of notebooks). And you can now mention databases, tables, saved queries, and more in your AI messages by typing @. @-mentions are available in both the inline AI assistant and in the AI chat. Apply AI Edits When updating an existing query or Python block, we now instruct the AI to provide just the updated part of the code, rather than the entire code. You can then separately use the “Apply” button to preview the change in a diff view, and ultimately accept or reject the changes: Fix with AI We added a “Fix with AI” button to the SQL editor and table viewer: Notebooks Notebooks are a new feature that allow you to mix and match SQL, Python, text, and interactive tables & charts to: Iteratively explore or transform data Easily combine data from multiple sources Build dashboards See the announcement post for more details. Other additions & updates We’ve added the concept of workspaces. Multiple related databases can be added to a single workspace, so you have them all in one place. This, for example, allows to work with multiple databases at the same time in one notebook. For existing users: Each of your existing database connections will get migrated to its own workspace. Added a SQL formatter Made the query builder more advanced Export data from the table viewer (previously could only export results of queries from the SQL editor) New export formats: JSON array, newline-delimited JSON, and Markdown table The left hand sidebar can now be hidden (⌘B) Improved performance for when many SQL editors are opened DuckDB updated to version 1.2.1 Improved the login flow Fixed an issue that sometimes caused crashes when opening files (e.g. SQLite or DuckDB database files) Breaking changes The minimum required MacOS version is now 13 (previously was 12.6). You can’t create charts based on SQL query results directly in the query tab anymore. Instead use a SQL block followed by a chart block in a notebook. It’s not possible anymore to drag-and-drop files into the query editor. This was previously possible with DuckDB and chDB connections. You can instead select files with a button now. The reason for the removal of this feature is a technical limitation: We needed drag-and-drop in the new notebook feature to enable moving blocks around. And with the framework that DB Pilot is built on, it is not possible to support both that type of drag-and-drop (i.e. elements in the app) and file drag-and-drop, at the same time. The beta data import feature has been removed. This was previously available for chDB connections. Nov 20, 2024 Improvement Bug Fix We fixed a bug which was introduced in the previous release and prevented the AI assistant from working. Nov 19, 2024 Improvement Login Captcha We added a captcha to the login form. If you experience issues with logging in inside the app, please update to the latest version of the app. Nov 14, 2024 Improvement AI Assistant Free Trial You can now try the AI Assistant for free using your own OpenAI key. You will be able to send 20 messages during the trial. Oct 12, 2024 Improvement GPT-4o & GPT-4o mini Adds support for GPT-4o and GPT-4o mini Jul 30, 2024 Improvement Bug Fixes & Improvements Fixed a bug in the sign-in flow of the app Apr 22, 2024 Improvement Fixed DuckDB Decimal Processing We fixed a bug in our processing logic for DuckDB DECIMAL values. Apr 21, 2024 Feature Charts You can now visualize query results using charts: Apr 14, 2024 Improvement Reimplemented DuckDB Client & Update To DuckDB 0.10.1 We reimplemented the DuckDB client from the ground up to support all DuckDB types. We also updated DuckDB to version 0.10.1. Apr 9, 2024 Improvement Bug Fix We fixed a bug where the app would wrongly show ‘Error fetching next rows.’ in case a query didn’t return any results. Apr 5, 2024 Feature Sortable Results & Additional Filters You can now sort by columns in the table viewer and in query results. We’ve also added additional filter options for the table viewer. And we’ve made a few improvements to autocomplete. Apr 4, 2024 Feature Save Queries As Favorites You can now save SQL queries as favorites: Mar 30, 2024 Improvement One-time Purchase We added an additional billing option: You can now make a one-time purchase to get access to premium features and the AI Assistant with your own OpenAI API key. Mar 25, 2024 Improvement Improvements to AI Assistant and Autocomplete You can now edit previous messages of a chat with the AI assistant and regenerate responses. And, we’ve made autocomplete better. Mar 22, 2024 Improvement Various Bug Fixes & Improvements; Create Additional chDB Connections In this release, we’ve fixed various small bugs and made improvements to the UI. Additionally, chDB is now available as a regular connection like any other database type. Meaning, you can now create additional chDB instances. This also replaces the concept of the Analytics Workspace. Feb 27, 2024 Improvement New Welcome Screen & Bug Fixes We added a new welcome screen that’s shown when you start the app: And we fixed two bugs that sneaked their way into the previous two releases: A UI issue is fixed that made it not possible to add new SQLite or DuckDB connections. Queries for attached files in the integrated ClickHouse instance are now build correctly again. Feb 25, 2024 Improvement Configurable SSL Options You can now configure the SSL mode and provide custom SSL certificates when creating PostgreSQL and MySQL connections. Feb 23, 2024 Feature Autocomplete You’ll now get autocomplete suggestions in the SQL editor. Feb 14, 2024 Feature Import Data From 250+ Sources We’ve built an intergration for Airbyte source connectors, meaning you can now easily import data from 250+ sources. This feature launches in Beta today. It is available in the integrated ClickHouse connection. Dec 22, 2023 Improvement AI Assistant Handles Thousands of Entities The AI assistant now works, even if you add thousands of tables and views to its context. Dec 14, 2023 Improvement Support for Multiple Catalogs in DuckDB DuckDB sessions with multiple catalogs are now supported. This means you can ATTACH other DuckDB databases, and its entities will now be displayed properly. Dec 13, 2023 Improvement DuckDB 0.9.2 & Bug Fixes DuckDB in DB Pilot is updated to version 0.9.2 (previously was 0.9.1). Also, a couple of bugs have been fixed: Timezones now work in DuckDB connections, e.g. select now() won’t fail anymore DuckDB queries including the BLOB data type won’t fail anymore Dec 12, 2023 Improvement chDB 1.0.1 / ClickHouse 23.10 The Analytics Workspace is now powered by chDB version 1.0.1, which is based on ClickHouse 23.10. The previous version was based on ClickHouse 23.6. There’s many improvements coming from ClickHouse releases 23.7, 23.8, 23.9, and 23.10. A few highlights are faster file reads, better compression, and type inference for JSON. Dec 9, 2023 News Docs! We’ve added documentation pages: https://www.dbpilot.io/docs/introduction We’ve also added many more articles to our SQL Guides: https://www.dbpilot.io/sql-guides Nov 8, 2023 Feature GPT-4 You can now use GPT-4 with the AI assistant. Available on the new Pro plan. Subscribe here. We’ve also added AI response streaming. Nov 6, 2023 Improvement GPT-3.5 16K DB Pilot’s AI assistant now uses OpenAI’s latest GPT-3.5 Turbo model, providing a context window of 16,385 tokens - 4x higher than before. Nov 5, 2023 Improvement App Crashes Fixed, DuckDB 0.9.1 & Support for All Official DuckDB Extensions This release comes with two important bug fixes: The app no longer crashes after certain types of SQL errors in the analytics workspace. The app no longer crashes when connecting to a DuckDB database or saving query results as CSV. This bug affected Intel based Macs only. Additionally, DuckDB is updated to version 0.9.1. DuckDB doesn’t yet support reading database files created with older versions of DuckDB, so you’ll have to migrate your existing DuckDB databases. Please follow these steps: Download DuckDB version 0.7.1 and unzip it. This is the DuckDB version DB Pilot came with until now. In a terminal, use the just downloaded version of DuckDB to access your database. E.g. ~/Downloads/duckdb /path/to/my/database.db Run EXPORT DATABASE '/path/to/some/directory/';, then exit (press CTRL C two times). Create a new DuckDB connection in DB Pilot. In the “Database” field, enter a path to a file that doesn’t exist yet to create a new empty database. Run IMPORT DATABASE '/path/to/some/directory/'; in the newly created database to import your data. Press CMD R to reload the entities of the database in DB Pilot. Last but not least, you can now install and load all official (i.e. signed) DuckDB extensions, e.g. INSTALL iceberg; LOAD iceberg. Previously, only extensions that came bundled with DB Pilot could be used. As extensions can now be installed and loaded as needed, DB Pilot doesn’t bundle any extensions anymore, leading to a smaller app size by default. Oct 22, 2023 Feature Save Query Results as CSV You can now export results of a SQL query to a CSV file: Additionally, this release fixes two bugs affecting older versions of MacOS: It used to be impossible to submit messages to the AI assistant In certain cases the minimize/maximize window buttons did not work Oct 15, 2023 Feature Release 1.0.0 🎉 - External Sources, Query History & More This is DB Pilot’s biggest update yet, packed with many new features and improvements. In short, you can now: Attach external sources to the embedded ClickHouse database Select which tables the AI assistant should know about See your past SQL queries Resize all sub-windows Use even more keyboard shortcuts Easily connect all your data sources, then query them as if they were one single database: Simply attach external sources like other databases, local files, or files on S3, GCS, or other object storages. Aug 31, 2023 Feature Embedded ClickHouse and Standalone DuckDB Support Starting with this release, the embedded analytics database is powered by an in-process ClickHouse instance, replacing DuckDB. This provides faster queries in certain cases, and overall even wider ranging support of data formats. For example, you can now easily join data from a PostgreSQL database with data from a local file on your machine: Using ClickHouse in this way is possible thanks to the amazing open-source project chDB. Furthermore, this release adds support for custom DuckDB database connections: The supported DuckDB version is 0.7.1. Available DuckDB extensions are: httpfs, json, parquet, and sqlite_scanner. Note: To access data from the previous, DuckDB-powered, embedded database, create a new DuckDB connection in the DB Pilot app using file path /Users/YOUR_USER_NAME/Library/Application Support/io.dbpilot/user.db. Aug 10, 2023 Improvement Better Session Handling We improved session handling, so that you will stay signed in inside the app for longer. Aug 8, 2023 Feature Sign in by Email and AI Assistant for SQLite We’ve added a new sign-in method! In addition to signing in with Google, you can now also sign in by email. Besides that, we made the AI assistant available for SQLite. So go ahead, and chat with your SQLite instances :) Aug 6, 2023 Improvement Introducing a Free Tier You can now use a basic version of DB Pilot completely for free! All currently supported databases work with the free tier. Perfect for when you’re just getting started. Once you’re ready to enhance your SQL workflow, subscribe to the Plus plan and get access to exclusive features like the DB Pilot AI assistant. Aug 1, 2023 Feature SQLite and CockroachDB Support You can now connect to SQLite databases in DB Pilot. We’ve also made it easier to connect to CockroachDB instances. Jul 26, 2023 Feature MySQL Support We’ve added support for MySQL in DB Pilot. Go give it a try and use the GPT AI assistant to chat with your MySQL databases! May 22, 2023 Feature Spreadsheet-like Editor and Keyboard Shortcuts You can now edit your database rows in DB Pilot 🎉 The spreadsheet-like editor allows you to easily insert new rows, and update or delete existing ones. You can preview everything before committing any changes, and you can check exactly what SQL will be executed by DB Pilot. Besides that, we added keyboard shortcuts for the most important actions, with more coming soon: Switch to previous tab: ⌘⇧[ Switch to next tab: ⌘⇧] Run query: ⌘↵ Refresh: ⌘R Commit changes: ⌘S Delete row: ⌫ (needs commit afterwards, so you don’t accidentally delete something) May 9, 2023 Improvement Reworked PostgreSQL Integration We’ve reworked DB Pilot’s PostgreSQL integration from the ground up. All column types are now supported! Apr 30, 2023 Feature Filters This release of DB Pilot adds table filters. You can now view and filter your tables without having to write any SQL! Apr 7, 2023 Feature PostgreSQL Support, Save Results, and More A big new release with many new things 🚀 PostgreSQL support Save query results as a table in DB Pilot Added a schema selector to the table list sidebar The UI now handles long column values better Mar 18, 2023 Feature Table Viewer Mar 15, 2023 Feature First Release 🚀 See the announcement on Twitter / X. Get started with DB Pilot DB Pilot is a Database GUI client and SQL editor for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, DuckDB & more. Download Learn more → --- Sign In or Register Email address Continue with email Or Continue with Google