QueryGlow

About QueryGlow

QueryGlow is a self-hosted database GUI for PostgreSQL and MySQL that you run on your own server and open in any browser, which is the whole argument against the two alternatives it targets: desktop clients tied to one machine and cloud consoles that route your data through a vendor. It also has an AI query assistant with a specific boundary — the model sees your schema and writes SQL from plain English, but never sees the rows themselves, which is the distinction that makes it usable under a GDPR review where a general-purpose AI SQL tool would not be. Beyond Postgres and MySQL it works with MariaDB, SQLite, CockroachDB and TimescaleDB. Safety rails block accidental DROPs and mass deletes, and there is agent-ready access through scoped MCP tokens that are read-only by default, so a coding agent can query the database without write authority. The pricing is the other distinguishing feature: $79 once, forever, with no per-seat fees and no renewals, for unlimited team members. The site makes the comparison explicit against DBeaver Lite at $113/yr, DataGrip at $109/yr and Navicat Premium at $799.99/yr, and publishes head-to-head pages against pgAdmin, pgweb, DBeaver, DataGrip, HeidiSQL, TablePlus, Navicat, MySQL Workbench, Beekeeper Studio, Supabase Studio, Prisma Studio and Drizzle Studio. There is a live demo with no signup, and deployment guides for self-hosted and Docker setups.

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