

Beekeeper studio
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Open Source SQL Editor and Database Manager for MySQL, SQL Server, Postgres, Redshift, Sqlite and more.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Open Source
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- MySQL Community Edition
- MariaDB
- Microsoft SQL Server
- CockroachDB
- Amazon Redshift
- PostgreSQL
Features
- Database Management Tool
- SQLite
Support for MariaDB
PostgreSQL support
- Autocompletion
- Vue UI Framework
- Dark Mode
- Ad-free
- Portable
- No registration required
MySQL Support
Tags
- SQL
- Microsoft SQL Server
- redshift
- mysql-gui-tools
- Postgres SQL
- amazon-redshift
- postgresql-interface
- mysql-gui
- MySQL
- sql-editor
- sqlitemanager
Beekeeper studio News & Activities
Highlights All activities
Recent News
- POX published news article about Beekeeper studio
Beekeeper Studio 4.0 released with advanced SQL and database management featuresBeekeeper Studio, the open-source SQL editor and database manager, has launched its version 4.0, pa...
Recent activities
- eug3nix added Beekeeper studio as alternative to PgManage
idevtim added Beekeeper studio as alternative to LunoDB- protmaks added Beekeeper studio as alternative to PondPilot
POX added Beekeeper studio as alternative to SQL Online- jerlendds reviewed Beekeeper studio
Trying beekeeper out in place of PgManage and dbeaver and its perfect for my needs! Much simpler UI, less headache, its clean simple and to the point :)
POX added Beekeeper studio as alternative to PgPad
What is Beekeeper studio?
Free & Open Source SQL editor and database manager. Works with MySQL, Postgres, SQLite, SQL Server, Maria DB, CockroachDB, RedShift and more. Available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Great features:
- Clean, tabbed interface for SQL editing.
- Useful SQL autocomplete
- Easily view table data
- Color coded connections
- SSH Tunneling
- Light and Dark Mode
- Sensible, easy to use interface, no clutter.







Comments and Reviews
It has a great UI and works for a lot of databases. I like the structure of the elements too. Personally, I use MySQL and Postgres databases.
Trying beekeeper out in place of PgManage and dbeaver and its perfect for my needs! Much simpler UI, less headache, its clean simple and to the point :)
I like the looks of Beekeeper Studio and wanted to give it a try, but I never could get it to connect to MS SQL Server and docs didn't help so I uninstalled.
Remarkably complete, open source db interface. I use it daily for remote Postgres DBs, and it's my default app for sqlite DBs on my local machines. Beekeeper has become one of the core apps that's always open on my computer.
It is a young project still, but the developer community around it is active and incredibly responsive.
At first it didn't want to connect to the database (SSL was not activated), but everything has been going like clockwork since then. I switched to Beekeeper from Datagrip and I am very satisfied.
Nice looking, screen isn't cluttered with cryptic-looking stuff, isn't overwhelmed with features I don't need/use. My only issue so far is that I can't save queries to files, apparently