Power workspace
Keep connections, SQL, results, and capability context visible in one serious Mac workspace.
Native database workspace for macOSAll your databases.
All your databases.
One interface.
Organize 93 connection profiles, query the systems you operate, and give AI clients governed local access from one serious Mac workspace.
Approved for manual release
$9.99 one time · No subscription
Verified release screenshots
A product page built from the shipped app
The page uses the verified QueryFleet release screenshots so the connection fleet, workspace, and AI controls match the product that Apple approved for manual release. Trieflow has not yet released it publicly.
Connection fleet
Track engine identity, environment, status, latency, and capability labels across the full fleet.
Governed AI access
Configure local MCP access with explicit client scopes, risk levels, and visible safety boundaries.
Connection Fleet
93 connection profiles with honest capability boundaries
QueryFleet brings operational databases, warehouses, search systems, vectors, streams, and infrastructure services into one fleet view. Each profile keeps its own engine identity, status, latency, and capability labels so the app stays truthful about what a selected system can do.
Core SQL
PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, DuckDB, ClickHouse, SQL Server, Oracle, MariaDB, TiDB, CockroachDB
Warehouses & analytics
Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, Databricks, Trino, Spark, DB2, SAP HANA, Teradata
Search, document & vector
MongoDB, Elasticsearch, Meilisearch, Qdrant, Milvus, Weaviate, ChromaDB, Neo4j
Infrastructure & streaming
Redis, Kafka, Pulsar, RabbitMQ, MQTT, Etcd, ZooKeeper, Nacos, Consul, Cloudflare D1
Serious Query Workspace
Schema, SQL, results, comparison, and export in one flow
QueryFleet is built for real database work on macOS. The workspace keeps connection context, authoring, inspection, and result review close together so you can move through a query without switching to a second client.
What the workspace covers
- Browse schemas and inspect what each engine actually exposes.
- Author SQL in a focused editor, then inspect results, comparisons, and exports where supported.
- Work with honest feature labels instead of assuming every connection behaves the same way.
Capability note
QueryFleet labels support as connect, browse, understand, or operate. That keeps the workflow grounded in the actual driver and engine behavior instead of implying uniform support across all 93 profiles.
AI on Your Terms
Governed local MCP access for serious database work
QueryFleet can expose selected connections to local AI tools through a governed MCP bridge. The app centralizes access rules so client configuration does not silently bypass the operator's intended safety posture.
Supported clients
Codex CLI, GitHub Copilot CLI, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Windsurf, compatible MCP clients.
Safety rules
- AI database access starts read-only by default.
- Connection allowlists limit what each MCP client can see.
- Safe writes and high-risk writes are separate permissions.
- Destructive SQL requires explicit review.
Local-first privacy
Control credentials, prompts, and database content
QueryFleet is designed so your connections and sensitive work stay under your control. Governed AI access is opt-in, local by default, and separate from the product's own credential handling.
Privacy posture
- Credentials stay in Keychain or QueryFleet application storage under your control.
- Query and database content stays local unless you explicitly send it to a configured provider.
- QueryFleet does not run an advertising or analytics network against your work.
- The local MCP bridge binds to loopback, so governed access stays on your Mac.
Current status
QueryFleet is approved for manual release
Apple has approved QueryFleet 1.0 for distribution. Trieflow has not yet released it publicly, so the $9.99 one-time Mac App Store listing is not live.
Acknowledgements
Open-source provenance stays visible
QueryFleet contains software derived from the Apache-2.0 licensed DBX project at audited commit 7d5cae6486706973c2ac13138b783a889fdbccf1.
Provenance note
The import preserves upstream history and the original license. QueryFleet's name, icon, screenshots, store listing, and Trieflow LLC product identity are separate derivative-product materials, and required upstream and third-party notices ship with the distributed build.