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A modern, fast, and cross-platform database management tool built for speed and productivity.
VSTable provides a clean, intuitive interface heavily inspired by modern code editors VSCode, offering a seamless and productive experience for interacting with your databases. It natively supports MySQL and PostgreSQL.
Experience fast, responsive data viewing. The grid comes with built-in pagination, sorting, and an intuitive layout that makes browsing large datasets effortless.
Quickly find the data you need. Use the intelligent filtering bar located directly above the grid to build conditions using intuitive dropdowns and input fields—no SQL required.
Easily view, create, and modify table structures. Add or edit columns, configure data types, manage constraints, and handle indexes through a clean visual interface instead of writing raw DDL.
When you need full control, write and run custom SQL queries in a dedicated editor and view the results instantly.
Navigate your databases at the speed of thought.
VSTable is designed to be keyboard-first, offering familiar shortcuts for common actions:
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Cmd/Ctrl + P |
Quick Search - Instantly find and open tables |
Ctrl + Tab |
Cycle Tabs - Switch between open views |
Cmd/Ctrl + T |
New Query - Open a new SQL editor tab |
Cmd/Ctrl + W |
Close Tab - Close the current active tab |
Cmd/Ctrl + R |
Refresh - Reload data or table structure |
Cmd/Ctrl + F |
Focus Filter - Jump straight to the search/filter bar |
Cmd/Ctrl + Enter |
Run Query - Execute SQL (when in Query Editor) |
VSTable is available as a standalone desktop application for macOS and Windows.
- Download: Go to the Releases page.
- Choose your version:
- macOS: Download the
.dmgor.zipfile. - Windows: Download the
.exeinstaller.
- macOS: Download the
- Install: Open the downloaded file and follow the standard installation process for your platform.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Contributions are welcome! Please check the issues or submit pull requests.






