Driver
Redis (Go)
Tabularis driver for Redis databases. Supports virtual table views for Strings, Hashes, Lists, Sets, and ZSets with native UI write operations.
Plugins add new databases and new looks to Tabularis. Browse what the community has published on the Tabularium registry and install it from inside the app, or build your own.
Tabularis driver for Redis databases. Supports virtual table views for Strings, Hashes, Lists, Sets, and ZSets with native UI write operations.
Redis key-value store with Hash and RedisJSON row storage
IBM Informix 11.70+ driver plugin for Tabularis (ODBC; requires the Informix Client SDK)
Cloudflare D1 (serverless SQLite) over the D1 HTTP API — per-connection credentials, views and ER diagrams. macOS / Linux / Windows.
Tabularis driver plugin for AWS DynamoDB. Connect with an AWS region + access key, a named profile, or DynamoDB Local.
Full-featured PostgreSQL driver for Tabularis: browse schemas, tables, views, routines, and triggers; run queries with EXPLAIN plans; edit rows with type-aware binding for enums, JSON, arrays, UUIDs; generate DDL for tables, columns, indexes, and foreign keys.
Browse Elasticsearch indices, inspect mappings, and run queries directly from Tabularis.
Google BigQuery driver for Tabularis with multi-project browsing, cancellable paged queries, sessions and transactions, query plans, GoogleSQL, materialized views, routine management, typed row editing and cost controls.
MongoDB NoSQL database driver with Atlas (mongodb+srv) support
Query a folder of .csv / .tsv files as a database. Each file becomes a table.
MongoDB (6.0+) driver for Tabularis. Browse databases and collections, infer schemas by sampling documents, run native queries (find/aggregate/CRUD via db.coll.op(...)), manage indexes, and edit documents.
Experimental read-only driver for exploring OpenSearch indices from Tabularis.
CockroachDB driver for Tabularis: browse databases, schemas, tables, views, and sequences; run queries with EXPLAIN plans and automatic transaction-retry handling; edit rows and generate CockroachDB-native DDL.
libSQL / Turso driver. Connects to local libSQL/SQLite files (embedded libSQL fork: ALTER COLUMN and foreign-key add/drop work locally) and to remote Turso or sqld servers over the Hrana HTTP protocol.
Query Hacker News stories, comments, users and polls as SQL tables using the public API.
ClickHouse columnar OLAP database driver
Tabularis driver plugin for Trino
Browse and query Apache Cassandra and ScyllaDB over CQL: keyspaces, tables, paged queries, and row editing.
Full-featured Microsoft SQL Server driver for Tabularis with schema browsing, query execution, visual plans, type-aware row editing, DDL, routines, triggers, BLOBs, and database-user management.
DuckDB local database
Oracle Database driver for Tabularis (12c+, Free/XE, Autonomous Database, RDS) with multi-schema browsing, query execution, Visual EXPLAIN with runtime statistics, row editing, DDL, views, routines and table/column comments. Requires the Oracle Instant Client.
Browse and manage Cloudflare D1 serverless SQLite databases from Tabularis.
Tabularis driver plugin for Harper
Query Google Sheets spreadsheets as SQL tables. Each tab becomes a table, the first row defines column headers.
IBM Db2 driver plugin for Tabularis
DM / Dameng database driver for Tabularis using a user-provided JDBC driver.
Google Cloud Firestore driver for Tabularis. Browse collections, infer schemas, run SQL-flavoured queries, view the ER diagram, EXPLAIN plans, and CRUD against any project or the local emulator.
The Webdock Console aesthetic for Tabularis: crisp white and true black surfaces, precise neutral borders and signature orange accents. Includes matching SQL editor colors.
All natural pine, faux fur and a bit of soho vibes for Tabularis: Rosé Pine Dawn (light) and Rosé Pine (dark).
The ayu palette for Tabularis in all three official variants: Ayu Light, Ayu Mirage and Ayu Dark.
Soothing pastel theme for Tabularis: Catppuccin Latte (light) and Catppuccin Mocha (dark).
Tokyo Night Day and Night for Tabularis, including SQL editor colors.
A warm two-variant theme for Tabularis: charcoal and amber in Ember Dark, parchment and copper in Ember Light.
Claim or sponsor the integrations the community wants next on the bounty board, or write your own driver in any language and publish it on the Tabularium registry.