QueryDeck vs TablePlus
QueryDeck is a native macOS database client built with Swift. Fast and native, with broad database support and per-device licensing.Here's how they compare.
Basic plan is $99 for a single Mac. Standard plan is $129 for two Macs.
Updates included for 1 year only, then $59/device to renew.
TablePlus now has LLM Chat, an MCP server, Codex CLI support, and a native diagram, so QueryDeck's differentiation is not 'has AI/diagram vs does not'.
TablePlus does not document QueryDeck-style typed ORM schema parsing or an ORM-code-vs-live-database Drift Mode.
Its query editor is script/tab based; QueryDeck adds SQL notebooks that combine SQL, Markdown, and saved results as one document.
$79 Lifetime launch offer for one user across all their Macs instead of licensing by device.
CLI auto-detects Drizzle, Prisma, TypeORM, Knex, Django, ActiveRecord, and Sequelize projects.
Drift Mode compares five supported ORM schema formats against the connected live database.
SQL notebooks combine queries, Markdown, and results in one exportable document.
Visual EXPLAIN ANALYZE to spot slow queries.
Migration-focused guide for switching from TablePlus.
Switch from TablePlus to QueryDeck.
Launch offer: Lifetime at $79 for the first 10 customers, then $149. Try it free for 14 days, no card required.