Windows · waitlist
We ask
before we build.
There is no Windows version yet. Whether we build one is up to this waitlist.
You sign up, name your tier and database, and confirm by email. Once enough people are on the list we build it and let you know. If not, we say so just as plainly.
- The same Rust core as on the Mac: MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, SQLite.
- Asks before it writes: production guard, transaction before every commit, read-only per connection.
- Encrypted vault with Windows Hello, install via winget, launches in under a second.
Waitlist
Tell us what you need.
One address and two choices. We count entries, not clicks: only confirmed addresses go into the decision.
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An honest comparison
What stays, what changes.
The core is platform-neutral. Everything the Mac gets from the system gets a Windows counterpart or goes away. Here is what we know.
| Area | Mac today | Windows planned |
|---|---|---|
| Databases | MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, SQLite | the same five, the same core |
| Vault | AES-256, Touch ID, key in the keychain | AES-256, Windows Hello, key via DPAPI |
| SSH tunnel | built in, system agent | built in, Windows OpenSSH agent |
| Connection sync | iCloud Drive, ciphertext only | any folder (OneDrive, Dropbox), ciphertext only |
| Installation | DMG, Homebrew, App Store | installer, winget; Microsoft Store later |
| Window | native glass material, system menu | opaque window, in-app menu, Ctrl instead of Cmd |
| Licence | signed offline; outbound only the update check and a daily seat count (hashed device ID) | same licence, same seats, both systems |
For your database work
Review changes before applying them
Review changes before saving, identify production connections and keep credentials in the encrypted vault. Available protection features depend on your plan.
Production guard
A connection is marked as production, so the app asks: a DROP requires the table name, an UPDATE without WHERE stops. In every plan, not only the most expensive one.
Transaction before commit
Grid edits are collected, shown, and written as one transaction. Discarding is a click, not a restore.
Encrypted vault
Connections are stored encrypted, not in the registry. Read-only per connection, auto-lock.
This page promises no date and takes no money. It counts. If you want to be counted: join the waitlist.