TablePro is a native database client built for macOS and iOS that connects to all major SQL and NoSQL databases.
The tool addresses the gap between single-database open source clients and multi-database proprietary or non-native alternatives. TablePro is built with native frameworks rather than Electron or JVM runtimes, achieving cold start times under one second and idle memory around eighty megabytes. It connects to databases including MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Redis, MongoDB, and others through native drivers, with some available built-in and others installable as plugins. The application includes integrated AI capabilities: a chat interface, inline suggestions, and an MCP server that allows tools like Cursor, Raycast, or Claude Desktop to interact with your databases, with support for bringing your own API key, selecting a provider, or running locally with Ollama.
Developers choosing TablePro should value native performance and open source code on macOS or iOS. The tool suits teams working across multiple database engines who want a single client without the startup overhead of Electron-based alternatives or the memory footprint of JVM clients. The README positions it explicitly against TablePlus as a native alternative, against Sequel Ace and Postico as a multi-database solution, and against DBeaver, Beekeeper Studio, and DBGate as a lightweight native option. The project is stable on macOS and iOS, with Linux available as a prototype and Windows not supported.
The project's issue tracker is maintained primarily by its own members rather than driven by external user reports, functioning more as internal planning than inbound demand signal. Maintainers respond to new issues and pull requests within a day. Work focuses on bug fixes, enhancements, and agentic-workflows features.
