Introducing DBGridy

Introducing DBGridy: A Simple, Grid-Focused DB Client
Hey Dev Community,

If you manage databases, you know the drill: clients are often too slow, too complicated, or lack the basic efficiency you need for quick fixes and data exploration.

I built DBGridy to be the opposite: a fast, minimalist database client designed around the simplicity of a spreadsheet grid.

I've been using this tool daily, and now I'd love to get it into your hands. Please try it out and give me direct, no-nonsense feedback. What works? What doesn't?

💡 The Core Idea: Data on the Grid
DBGridy is optimized for quick data interaction. Instead of navigating complex interfaces, you work directly on the table view.

Fast Loading: Handles large tables efficiently without the lag.

Direct Editing: Double-click a cell, edit the data in place, and save. It's designed for speed.

Simple Filtering: Use column headers to filter and sort data instantly.

🛠️ What Else It Does
We cover the fundamentals needed for daily development:

Multi-DB Support: Works with MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, and more.

Intelligent SQL Editor: Includes smart autocompletion to speed up query writing.

Export Ready: Easily export data sets to CSV and JSON formats.

🙏 Your Feedback Needed
DBGridy is ready for broader testing. Your feedback is crucial for its development.

I'm specifically looking for your thoughts on:

Workflow: Does it integrate easily into your daily tasks?

Performance: How does it handle your heaviest queries and largest data views?

Missing Tools: Are there any essential, high-priority features we should add next?

Check it out. Let me know what you think.

👉 Download DBGridy and start testing: https://dbgridy.com

Thanks for taking the time.