Basepanel
Lately I've found myself frequently needing to view/modify data while I'm not at my desk. I couldn't find any existing database admin client that was easy to navigate on mobile so I built my own. It uses a simple sort of CMS-like interface instead of traditional tables (which I just don't think work well on mobile). You can connect to pretty much any Postgres, MySQL, or SQLite cloud database or create/import a SQLite database locally. Supported devices can also use Apple/Google's on-device AI models to generate SQL queries locally. Everything is stored and processed locally…
Basepanel launched on June 11, 2026 with 3 votes, #6,658 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Basepanel is a database admin app designed specifically for interacting with databases from your smartphone. Easily connect to cloud databases from most major providers or custom hosted solutions, then interact with your data in a simple mobile-friendly interface. The app ships with zero telemetry and securely stores all credentials using Apple Keychain and Android Keystore. On-device AI features also allow you to privately generate views, queries, and schemas using natural language.
A cross-platform database client for iOS, Android, and macOS. Connect to Neon, Supabase, Turso, and more — or work with local SQLite. Your data stays on your device.
Basepanel is a cross-platform database client for iOS, Android, and macOS. Connect to cloud providers or work with local databases using an intuitive mobile-optimized interface, on-device intelligence, and zero data collection or processing. Tables appear as cards you can tap into. Rows show the fields that matter. An ID, a title, the essentials without spreadsheet clutter. Open any row for a full, friendly detail view. On supported devices, on-device models generate SQL and views from your existing data, and can create custom local databases from a plain-language prompt. All inference runs on your hardware, so schemas and queries never leave the device. No telemetry. No external storage or…from basepanel.com
In the maker’s words, at launch
Lately I've found myself frequently needing to view/modify data while I'm not at my desk. I couldn't find any existing database admin client that was easy to navigate on mobile so I built my own. It uses a simple sort of CMS-like interface instead of traditional tables (which I just don't think work well on…
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