DataPup
FreeDatabase client with AI-powered query assistance to generate context based queries.
FreeFree tier
About DataPup
DataPup is an open-source database client designed to make database management intuitive and enjoyable. With AI-powered query assistance and a beautiful, accessible interface, it's the database tool that developers actually want to use. It currently supports ClickHouse and PostgreSQL, with MySQL and SQLite coming soon. Built with Electron, Radix UI, Vite, and LangChain, DataPup runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Licensed under MIT, it is completely free to use and contribute to.
Key Features
AI-powered query assistance using LangChain
Cross-platform support (Windows, macOS, Linux) via Electron
Beautiful and accessible interface built with Radix UI
Support for ClickHouse and PostgreSQL (MySQL and SQLite coming soon)
Open source under MIT license
Built with TypeScript and bundled with Vite
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Completely free and open source (MIT license)
- AI integration helps generate context-aware queries
- Modern, clean UI with accessible design
- Runs on all major desktop operating systems
- Supports popular databases out-of-the-box
- Active community with contribution guidelines and security policy
Cons
- Currently only supports ClickHouse and PostgreSQL officially
- MySQL and SQLite support not yet available (expected in 2 weeks)
- Relatively new project with a smaller community and fewer stars
- Limited documentation beyond the README file
Best For
Database management and administrationAI-assisted SQL query generation and debuggingCross-platform development and data explorationQuick prototyping and database testing
FAQ
What databases does DataPup currently support?
DataPup currently supports ClickHouse and PostgreSQL, with MySQL and SQLite support coming soon (available in approximately 2 weeks).
Is DataPup free to use?
Yes, DataPup is completely free and open source under the MIT license.
What technologies is DataPup built with?
DataPup is built with Electron, Radix UI (for UI components), Vite (bundler), LangChain (AI assistance), and TypeScript.
Can I contribute to DataPup?
Yes, contributions are welcome. There is a Contributing Guide and a Security Policy available in the repository.