Looking for a TablePro alternative?
QueryDeck is a native macOS database client built with Swift, supporting PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, MongoDB, and Redis. $79 one-time, all your Macs, no subscription. Here's why developers are switching from TablePro.
TablePro is the right call when:
- You manage 10+ exotic engines (Cassandra, ClickHouse, Trino, etc.) every day. TablePro covers 18+ backends; QueryDeck covers 5.
- You also need an iPad workflow. TablePro ships on iOS; QueryDeck is macOS-only.
- You require a fully open-source tool. QueryDeck stays closed-source.
Reviewed 2026-07-07 · Pricing pulled from TablePro's public pricing page.
General-purpose database browser with no project awareness.
No ORM auto-detection. You still copy-paste connection strings from your .env.
No query notebooks. Query tabs only, no way to mix SQL with documentation.
No native map preview for spatial data. Geometry columns surface as text at best. To see a polygon or a courier path you still open a browser viewer.
AGPLv3 license can be a blocker for enterprise or commercial embedding.
18+ databases is impressive but most app developers only use 2-3.
CLI auto-detects your ORM (Prisma, Drizzle, TypeORM, SQLAlchemy, Eloquent) and connects instantly.
SQL notebooks: mix SQL, Markdown, and results in one exportable document.
Project-aware: understands your ORM schema, not just the raw database.
Native MapKit overlay for PostGIS. Double-click any geometry cell to inspect points, lines, polygons, and multi-geometries on Apple Maps without leaving the grid.
Focused on the 5 databases app developers actually use.
Standard proprietary license, no AGPLv3 concerns for enterprise.
Free
open-source AGPLv3 / Pro tier for advanced features
Free (AGPLv3) / Pro (paid)
$79
one-time · all your Macs
No subscription. Ever.
See a feature-by-feature breakdown of QueryDeck vs TablePro.
Ready to leave TablePro behind?
The database client that knows your project. $79 one-time. All your Macs.