Localization is one of those things you only notice when it's broken.

We've chosen Tolgee for Tabularis' localization: open source, self-hostable, and now backing the project. Context-rich translating instead of blind JSON.

Community translations are on Tolgee's roadmap (https://tolgee.io/roadmap): contribute from the web, get improvements over the air, no app update.

Read the full why: https://tabularis.dev/blog/translating-tabularis-why-we-chose-tolgee 🙏

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Why is this query slow? Stop reading raw EXPLAIN output.

Tabularis turns execution plans into a visual graph — node costs, table details, and AI-assisted recommendations to actually fix it.

Query plans you can see. 🔍

AI in your database client, without losing control.

Tabularis pauses every AI-driven write at an approval gate: review the SQL and a pre-flight EXPLAIN, then approve, edit, or deny.

Autonomy when you want it. Brakes when you need them. 🛑

Write SQL, hit Run, work with your results, no friction.

The Tabularis editor and data grid are built to feel instant: inline editing, filtering, sorting, and a results grid that keeps up with you.

This is your everyday database workflow. ⚡

Say hello to Tabularis 👋

An open-source desktop database client built for people who live in their queries. Fast, cross-platform, plugin-friendly — and yours to extend.

⭐ Open source · 🔌 Plugins · 🤖 AI-native

🔗 https://tabularis.dev · https://github.com/TabularisDB/tabularis