DataPup is a modern, AI-assisted, cross-platform database client, open source and free, designed to make database management intuitive and enjoyable. It provides AI-driven query assistance, capable of generating context-based queries, and features a beautiful, accessible interface, positioned as the database tool developers would truly want to use.
In terms of database support, it currently fully supports ClickHouse and PostgreSQL. ClickHouse support offers optimized query execution, while PostgreSQL provides full support for the world's most advanced open-source database. MySQL (compatible with MySQL and MariaDB) and SQLite (local database support for development and testing) are coming soon, with the official note estimating availability within two weeks.
In terms of usage, the project can manage dependencies via npm, yarn, or pnpm. Ways to get started include: installing dependencies with npm install; running in development mode with npm run dev; building for production with npm run build; creating a distributable version with npm run dist.
In terms of technical implementation, DataPup is built with Electron, its UI is powered by Radix UI, it is bundled with Vite, and AI-assisted features are supported by LangChain. The project uses the MIT license and can be used freely. Community contributions are welcome, and it is recommended to star the project on GitHub. If you have questions, you can get support by submitting an issue or contacting the community.
