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TablePro

Native, open-source database client for Mac, iPhone and iPad covering SQL and NoSQL engines.

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About TablePro

TablePro is a database GUI built natively for Apple platforms rather than on Electron or Java. The Mac app connects to dozens of engines, including PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, SQLite, MongoDB and Redis, with a SQL editor that autocompletes from your schema, saved queries, staged row edits you review before saving, imports and exports in common formats, and SSH or TLS connections. Per-connection safe modes ask before writes or block them entirely. An optional AI assistant works with the provider you choose, including local models, and a built-in MCP server lets coding agents query saved connections read-only by default. It can import connections from TablePlus, DBeaver, DataGrip and others. The Mac app is free and AGPL-licensed; paid Starter and Team plans add schema compare, iCloud sync and shared team libraries. A separate free iPhone and iPad app covers a smaller set of databases. There is no Windows or Linux version.

Best for: Mac developers who want a fast native, open-source alternative to TablePlus or DBeaver..

Pros and cons

What works

  • Native Mac app with broad SQL and NoSQL engine support
  • Free and open source, with paid extras rather than a trial
  • Safe modes, local AI options and a read-only-by-default MCP server

Why people leave

  • No Windows or Linux version
  • Schema compare and iCloud sync need a paid plan
  • The mobile app supports fewer databases than the Mac app

Top TablePro alternatives

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  1. 1TablePlus logo
    TablePlus

    The closest match: a polished native client, and it also runs on Windows and Linux.

    83.8
  2. 2DBeaver logo
    DBeaver

    Free, cross-platform and covers almost any database through JDBC, at the cost of a heavier Java UI.

    79.8
  3. 3Beekeeper Studio logo
    Beekeeper Studio

    Open-source, cross-platform client with a clean UI if you also work on Windows or Linux.

    76.8
  4. 4Sequel Ace logo
    Sequel Ace

    Free native Mac client if you only need MySQL and MariaDB.

    59.4
  5. 5DataGrip logo
    DataGrip

    JetBrains' full database IDE with deep refactoring and code insight, for a subscription.

    57.5

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TablePro: common questions

Is TablePro free?

Yes. TablePro is free, open-source software.

Is TablePro open source?

No, TablePro is not open source. Open-source alternatives include DBeaver, Beekeeper Studio and Sequel Ace.

What platforms does TablePro run on?

TablePro is available for macOS and iOS.

What are the best alternatives to TablePro?

The highest-ranked TablePro alternatives right now are TablePlus, DBeaver and Beekeeper Studio. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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