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Best Database Client Software in 2026 — page 2
- 53 apps
- Research read 23 Sept 2026
- How the order is worked out
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SQuirreL SQL Client
Free plan LinuxMacSelf-hosted+1SQuirreL combines SQL editing, table browsing, and plugin extensions in a free desktop client. Check driver availability and the Java requirement before installing.
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TablePlus
Free plan iPhoneLinuxMac+1TablePlus combines broad database support with inline editing and a feature-rich SQL editor.
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SQLPad
Free plan APILinuxSelf-hosted+1SQLPad provides a broad database query interface with history, exports, authentication choices, and role controls at no listed cost.
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Valentina Studio
Free plan LinuxMacWindowsValentina Studio offers database editing and design tools across multiple platforms, with a free edition and paid options.
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PSequel
Free plan MacPSequel is a no-cost PostgreSQL desktop GUI with a focused macOS scope and straightforward interface.
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dbForge Studio for MySQL
by DevartFree plan WindowsMacLinuxChoose dbForge Studio for MySQL if you need a desktop tool for one of its supported databases, with visual editing and export options.
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dbForge Studio for Oracle
Free plan LinuxMacWindowsdbForge Studio for Oracle offers a free plan, trial, and four editions with different listed capabilities.
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ExtendsClass SQLite Browser
Free plan WebExtendsClass SQLite Browser covers core SQLite editing, querying, import, export, and occasional sharing in a browser.
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Sequel Ace
Free plan MacSequel Ace offers focused MySQL and MariaDB administration on macOS, with connection options, query reuse, editing, and multiple export formats.
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SQLTools
Free plan WindowsSQLTools offers a portable, no-cost toolkit for Oracle querying and object work on Windows. Confirm the Oracle Client architecture and database version before deployment.
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VFront
Free plan Self-hostedWebVFront provides forms and reporting for three database systems in a free, self-hosted web package. Its beta label and listed release status are worth considering before choosing it.
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CloudBeaver
Free trial LinuxMacSelf-hosted+2CloudBeaver Enterprise combines browser-based database access, editing and query tools with self-managed deployment options.
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WinSQL
Free plan WindowsWinSQL offers a free tier and driver-based connections alongside query, migration, comparison, and export tools. Review the paid-edition features and license scope before choosing a plan.
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Aqua Data Studio
Free trial LinuxMacWindowsAqua Data Studio combines broad database connectivity with querying, modeling, visualization, and administration tools.
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Datazenit
Free trial LinuxMacSelf-hosted+2Datazenit brings querying, schema editing, charting, exports, and database snapshots into one administration tool.
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Oracle SQL Developer
Free plan LinuxMacWindowsOracle SQL Developer offers a free desktop toolkit with multiple database connections and practical query, editing, history, tunneling, and export features.
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A5:SQL Mk-2
Free plan WindowsA5:SQL Mk-2 provides a broad set of database connection and query tools at no listed cost. Its Windows-only desktop deployment is the main practical constraint for choosing it.
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MongoDB Compass
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Altova DatabaseSpy
Free trial WindowsDatabaseSpy brings query work, schema design, and data editing into a Windows database client, with charting in Enterprise Edition.
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RazorSQL
Free trial LinuxMacWindowsRazorSQL combines broad database connectivity with editing, query construction, administration, and export tools.
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SQLPro Studio
Free trial AndroidiPhoneMac+1SQLPro Studio offers broad database support alongside query editing, table management, and several export formats.
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SQLyog
Free trial LinuxMacWindowsChoose SQLyog if you need a desktop interface for MySQL or MariaDB administration with visual query tools, synchronization, and scheduled backups.
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Postico 2
Free trial MacPostico 2 combines database connections, SQL editing, and table work in a native Mac app. Check the macOS requirement and the support level for your particular database before choosing it.