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It does now!

What's happening? Can you send me a screenshot or something? Feel free to email if you prefer - Matthew (at)

Beekeeper Studio 4.4 is live. Highlights: - LibSQL support (remote Sqlite) - Azure SQL SSO authentication support LibSQL support means - remote SQLite database querying, and automatic replica syncing, directly from the app. LibSQL is MIT licensed & built by @tursodatabase

Just so it's clear, Beekeeper Studio also operates the scale of human creativity....obviously.

It's maintained by me @rathboma . I'm active and available. Ease of use and nice UI are the reasons beekeeper exists

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Thanks so much :-)

Shouldn't be too bad with ram usage unless you routinely select millions of rows :-). Lucky for us our competitors are Java apps.

Can you explain a little how you'd want this to work?

Hey I (@rathboma ) make it a point to provide a truly free version that is really good in its own right. Also, my pro license is unlimited devices. :-) I cannibalize my own sales by providing a FOSS version, but it's really important to me.

In the next round of feature development we're prioritizing features like backup/restore, data import, and execute-to-file. Stay tuned!

What advanced features would you like to see in beekeeper for Postgres? Is performance monitoring it, explain plans, slow query identification? Something else?

Ok, we'll see what we can do once single-table import is finished :-)

Okay got it. We'll be working on imports soon, so I'll think about how to incorporate multi-table imports and exports. Would 'all tables' be good enough, or would you want to select specific ones?

Or one giant CSV with some arbitrary separation between the tables?

Into what format? Like an excel file with a tab per table? Or a JSON object with one key for each table?

Also - I make an open source community edition too for folks who can't afford a license. It is very full featured.....probably too full featured:-)