Dataflare
Hello everyone, I'm an indie hacker and, like many others, I also use various database management software. About a year ago, I evaluated several database-related apps, and my ideal app should be lightweight, simple, and beautiful. Finally, I decided to create my own and recently completed it. This is my first released product called Dataflare, built using Rust/Tauri/React. It supports dozens of databases and has a size of only 30MB. It is simple enough but still lacks some functionalities. Hope it will be useful to you, and if possible, please provide me with some feedback.
Dataflare launched on October 28, 2025 with 11 votes, #1,209 of 8,178 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Fast, simple, cross-platform database manager with intuitive GUI to connect, query, and manage 20+ databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, ClickHouse, DuckDB, Redis, S3/R2, and more.
Fast, simple, cross-platform database manager with intuitive GUI to connect, query, and manage 27+ databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, ClickHouse, DuckDB, Redis, S3/R2, and more.
Connect to 27 + databases, browse tables , and write SQL with ease. Powerful features while maintaining simplicity and ease of use. Save multiple database connections and easily switch between databases. View your data more securely and prevent accidental changes. Review the SQL you are about to run to prevent unexpected behavior. Generate SQL queries, explain complex code, and get intelligent suggestions powered by AI. Easily view the structure and relationships of all tables in one place. Built-in editor with real-time saving, syntax highlighting, and auto-complete. Quickly insert hundreds of thousands of rows of random data for testing. All features and all future updates included. No…from dataflare.app
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