
Querious
A native Mac client for MySQL and MariaDB, sold as a one-time purchase with a year of updates.
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About Querious
Querious is a MySQL client for macOS made by Araelium, the small Canadian company behind Screenflick and DMG Canvas. It is built as a proper Mac app, with a polished interface for viewing, searching and editing table content, designing tables, indexes and foreign keys, writing queries with autocomplete, and importing and exporting data. It also includes server tools such as process lists, server variables and status, and user management. It works with MySQL, MariaDB and MySQL-compatible hosted services, with SSH tunnels. Querious is sold as a one-time purchase, not a subscription: you keep the version you buy forever and get a year of updates, after which you can optionally buy another year at a discount. A free trial is available. Version 4 requires macOS 12 or later. It only runs on the Mac and only supports MySQL-family databases, so it suits Mac developers committed to MySQL.
Best for: Mac developers who work mainly with MySQL or MariaDB.
Pros and cons
What works
- Polished native Mac interface
- One-time purchase with a year of updates
- Server monitoring and user tools included
Why people leave
- macOS only
- MySQL family only
- Updates beyond the first year cost extra
Top Querious alternatives
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Sequel Ace66.5Free and open source for MySQL on the Mac, with a simpler feature set.
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TablePlus62.6Native and fast, and also handles Postgres, Redis and more.
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MySQL Workbench59.6Free official MySQL tool with modelling and performance reports.
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DBeaver57.2Free and cross-platform with MySQL and many other databases.
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Querious: common questions
Is Querious free?
No, Querious is a paid product.
Is Querious open source?
No, Querious is not open source. Open-source alternatives include Sequel Ace, MySQL Workbench and DBeaver.
What platforms does Querious run on?
Querious is available for macOS.
What are the best alternatives to Querious?
The highest-ranked Querious alternatives right now are Sequel Ace, TablePlus and MySQL Workbench. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.