The database client your AI agent can actually use.

Work across PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB, and SQLite from one consistent interface. Save multiple connection profiles locally and switch between them without friction.

Draft SQL from plain English, explain unfamiliar queries, and iterate faster while staying in control of your provider. Works with OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter, and Ollama (local models).

Built-in Model Context Protocol support lets AI agents inspect your schemas and run database actions through Tabularis instead of ad-hoc scripts.

Build joins, filters, and aggregations visually, then inspect the generated SQL. Useful when exploring a schema or assembling a query before dropping down to raw SQL.

Turn execution plans into interactive graphs, exact node tables, raw output, and optional AI analysis. Useful for spotting costly scans, estimate gaps, and optimizer choices faster.

Monaco-powered editing with multiple tabs, syntax highlighting, and precise execution controls. Run the current selection or the whole script without leaving the keyboard.

Combine SQL and Markdown in reusable, multi-cell workflows. Keep inline results, lightweight charts, shared variables, parameters, and repeatable analysis in one place.

Edit tables and columns inline, use guided schema dialogs for structural changes, and inspect relationships with an interactive ER diagram.

Monitor plugin processes in real time. Track CPU, RAM and disk usage for each plugin, inspect child processes, and force-kill or restart any plugin directly from the built-in Task Manager window.

Browse and edit result sets without leaving the query workflow. Update rows inline, remove records, copy selections, or export results to JSON and CSV in one step.

Reach remote databases through SSH tunnels and keep secrets out of plain text. Passwords and API keys are stored in your system's keychain.

Open multiple connections at once in a resizable split layout and compare datasets side by side without jumping between windows.

Export full SQL dumps and bring them back with a guided import flow. Useful for backups, local restores, and quick migration loops.

Automatic: Tabularis checks for updates on startup and notifies you when a new version is available. Manual: You can always check for updates manually or download the latest release from GitHub.