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Dev tools · February 16, 2026

Queryline

I got tired of switching between one tool for PostgreSQL, another for MySQL, and the Firebase console for Firestore. So I built Queryline — a single, keyboard-driven database client that handles both SQL and NoSQL in one interface. The features I'm most proud of: CMD+K everywhere - Jump between connections, tables, recent queries, or export formats without touching the mouse. It's the workflow I always wanted: hit a shortcut, type, done. SQL + Firestore, unified - Query your PostgreSQL database and browse Firestore collections in the same app. Same keyboard shortcuts, same export formats…

Queryline launched on February 16, 2026 with 19 votes, #766 of 16,627 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.

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What it does

A fast, native database client for macOS. Connect to PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and Firestore. Browse 100k+ rows instantly, export to CSV/JSON/SQL, and keep credentials safe in the OS keychain.

A fast, native desktop client for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and Firestore. Browse 100k+ rows instantly, export to CSV/JSON/SQL, and keep your credentials safe in the OS keychain. "Finally, a database client that feels native and doesn't try to be everything. Queryline is fast, focused, and gets out of your way so you can just write SQL ." Connect to PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and Firestore from one app. One familiar interface for all your databases — no context switching. See every database, table, and column at a glance. Click to preview, double-click to open — everything is one or two clicks away. Your passwords never touch a plain text file. Credentials are locked in your OS keychain,…from queryline.dev

In the maker’s words, at launch

I got tired of switching between one tool for PostgreSQL, another for MySQL, and the Firebase console for Firestore. So I built Queryline — a single, keyboard-driven database client that handles both SQL and NoSQL in one interface. The features I'm most proud of: CMD+K everywhere - Jump between connections, tables…

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