QuackDB: a native SQL client for Mac

QuackDB is a native Mac database client that brings SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server and Supabase into one workspace, with a SQL editor, a data grid and a schema diagram.

SQL editor for Mac

Write a query, run it and read the results on the same screen. QuackDB remembers the queries you have run, lets you save the ones worth keeping and formats SQL so it stays readable.

Data grid and SQL file viewer

Open a SQLite file (.db, .sqlite, .sqlite3) or a table on a server, filter and sort it, and edit values in place. Import and export CSV, TXT, JSON or SQL.

Commit and undo changes

Edits are collected as pending changes that you review and commit with a message. Each commit is recorded in the change history, and a committed change can be undone from there.

Schema diagram

See how tables connect, drawn from the foreign keys already in your database, and open a table or add a column from the diagram.

Get QuackDB

The native version, QuackDB for Mac, is now available on the Mac App Store, where plans are managed with your Apple Account. QuackDB 1.0, the previous version for Mac, is free to download now.

See how to get QuackDB · Previous version, free

Docs/Security (1.0)

These guides describe QuackDB 1.0, the previous version. Screens and some features differ in the new native Mac version, which has its own guides.

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Docs/Security (1.0)/Data Security

How QuackDB 1.0 protects your data

How QuackDB 1.0, the previous version, handles the security of your data and connections.

QuackDB is designed with privacy and security as core principles.

Security Features

Aspect	Implementation
Data Location	All data stored locally on your machine
No Cloud	No data sent to external servers
No Telemetry	No usage tracking or analytics
No Accounts	No login required

SQL Injection Prevention

All queries use parameterized statements to prevent SQL injection attacks.

Privacy First: Your data never leaves your machine. QuackDB has no servers, no cloud, and no data collection.

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