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If TablePlus nags you to pay for a third tab, this MIT client covers Postgres, MySQL, SQLite and Redis on all three desktops at no cost.
Rustable is a desktop app for browsing schemas, running queries in tabs, editing rows and moving data in and out. It talks to PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite and standalone Redis, with SSH tunnels on macOS and Linux. There is a signed Mac build plus Windows and Linux downloads, and a demo that runs in the browser. It is MIT licensed, at v0.4.8, and the maker says it was largely AI-written under their direction. The interface uses egui, not native controls.
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