What it does

One window for the databases, servers, storage and repositories you work with every day, and the details that decide whether a tool like this is trustworthy.

The library

Workspaces, tags, shared credentials, secrets and notes, synced across your Macs.

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Databases

Nine SQL engines and DynamoDB: schema trees, a real data grid, honest queries, read-only connections.

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Files and storage

SFTP, FTP, S3, WebDAV, Azure, SMB and local folders in one two-pane browser.

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The editor

Edit files where they live, in 36 languages, saved the way each service allows.

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Git

Stage by the hunk, read history, push and pull, and resolve conflicts in three columns.

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Compare and merge

Folders, servers, images and binaries side by side; patches; and a three-way merge.

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SSH and terminals

Shells in a tab, tunnels for databases and file servers, pinned host keys.

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Automation and agents

Let Claude Code and your scripts use your connections without ever seeing a password.

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Nineteen connection types

All built in. No plugin marketplace, no driver downloads, no server component to run anywhere.

KindTransportNotes
MySQL & MariaDBnativeCatalog-driven schema tree.
PostgreSQLnativeCatalog-driven schema tree.
Microsoft SQL Servernative2005 and later. Signs in with a SQL login or Microsoft Entra ID: browser with MFA, device code, Azure CLI or a service principal.
Oraclenative8i and later.
SQLitefileIndexes, foreign keys and triggers.
DuckDBfileIndexes and foreign keys.
ClickHousehttpData-skipping indices only, because the engine has no others.
Amazon AthenahttpNo index folders appear: its tables are external.
Amazon DynamoDBswift sigv4Tables, keys and indexes; items read a page at a time because a scan is billed. PartiQL, which is not SQL.
SFTPsshBrowse, transfer, and edit files in place.
FTP / FTPSgo coreTLS session reuse that the system's curl cannot do.
Amazon S3swift sigv4Custom endpoints and path-style addressing for S3-compatible services. No vendor SDK.
WebDAVurlsessionBrowses relative to a base path, so a Nextcloud crumb trail stays readable.
Azure Blob StorageurlsessionShared Key or SAS token. Azurite and sovereign clouds supported.
SMB2 / SMB3go coreThe share is mounted separately from the path inside it. SMB1 is not supported.
SSHsshTerminals and tunnels.
Local foldersfilesystemThe same browser and editor as every remote service.
Git repositoriesgo-gitLocal working copies, with push and pull over HTTPS.
Subversion working copiessvn toolStatus, diffs, commit, update and history, through the svn command (brew install subversion). Not in the App Store version, which cannot run outside tools.

How it is built

Swift and SwiftUI, with a Go core compiled into the app for the transfer protocols, the SQL drivers, terminals and Git. No Java, no Electron, no bundled browser, no server component. It launches immediately and stays small in memory.

Crash reporting and usage analytics each have their own switch in Settings. Crash reports carry a stack trace and version numbers; analytics record which features are used, never connection names, hostnames, paths, queries or file contents. See the privacy page for the full list.

Try it on your own servers

Fourteen days, everything unlocked, no account required.

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