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Agentic SQL database client for PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, SQLite and more

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Development Apache-2.0 v0.8.2
Querying a database in the SqlKit workspace
Querying a database in the SqlKit workspace

About

This is a community package of SqlKit, maintained independently. It repackages the official upstream build unmodified.

SqlKit is a cross-platform desktop SQL client built on Tauri. Alongside the usual editor and data grid it works as an agent: describe what you need in natural language and it writes queries, inspects schemas and returns results.

  • Supports PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, Oracle, SQL Server, SQLite, DuckDB, ClickHouse, Snowflake, BigQuery and many more
  • SQL editor with schema browsing, query history and saved queries
  • Data grid with filtering and in-cell editing; import and export via CSV, Excel, JSONL and SQL
  • Bring-your-own-key AI providers, including local Ollama

This package talks to databases over the network. Its own connection store lives in its private per-app directory. JDBC-backed databases (Oracle, DB2, Teradata, Hive and others) need a Java runtime and driver jars, which SqlKit downloads into ~/.sqlkit; that directory is shared with the host so the download survives restarts.

A few capabilities are not granted by default; enable the ones you need with "flatpak override":

  • Keep a local SQLite/DuckDB file or .sql script accessible across restarts (files picked through the file-chooser dialog work without this, but the grant is per-pick): flatpak override --user --filesystem=/path/to/db club.geekfun.sqlkit
  • Reuse your existing host SSH keys for the SSH-tunnel feature: flatpak override --user --filesystem=~/.ssh:ro club.geekfun.sqlkit

SqlKit's built-in self-updater cannot replace a Flatpak install. New upstream releases are picked up by FlatPark and delivered through "flatpak update" instead.

Details

Developer
geek-fun
License
Apache-2.0
Version
0.8.2 · 2026-07-30
Website
Homepage
Source
SqlKit

Permissions

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  • Network access

    Can reach the internet and local network

  • Files: ~/.sqlkit:create

  • Inter-process communication

    Shares the IPC namespace with the host

  • X11 (fallback)

  • Wayland display

  • GPU acceleration