The open sourceNext Generation database client
Built For How You Actually Work With Data — all in one place
View on GitHubOne workspace for every database in your stack.
PostgreSQL runs natively. MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite, and OracleDB are ready today. MongoDB, Redis, SQL Server, and Snowflake are on the way — all in one workspace, no context switching.
PostgreSQL Native
MySQL Beta
MariaDB Beta
SQLite3 Beta
MongoDB Coming Soon
Redis Coming Soon
SQL Server Coming Soon
Snowflake Coming Soon
OracleDB Coming SoonPostgreSQL NativeMySQL BetaMariaDB BetaSQLite3 BetaMongoDB Coming SoonRedis Coming SoonSQL Server Coming SoonSnowflake Coming SoonOracleDB Coming SoonBacked by the developer community.
Early support shapes the roadmap: calmer query workflows, better schema visibility, and fewer sharp edges in release review.
A powerful suite of tools, refined for serious database work.
Orcaq keeps the surface minimal, but gives you enough depth to move from quick inspection to production-safe review without changing context.
Workspace Management
Group database connections under named workspaces with custom icons and automated activity tracking.
Connection Management
Support for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and more. Secure access via SSH tunnels and granular SSL configuration.
Environment Tags
Color-coded labels for dev, staging, and production. Strict Mode enforces confirmation before running mutations.
Schema Explorer
Navigate tables, views, and functions through a multi-schema tree with quick DDL previews.
File Explorer
Organize SQL scripts into nested folders with drag-and-drop support, just like your favorite IDE.
Quick Query Browser
High-performance data grid with inline editing, smart filtering, and foreign-key relationship navigation.
Raw SQL Editor
Full-featured editor with syntax highlighting, autocomplete, EXPLAIN analysis, and shared variables.
Interactive ERD
Visualize schema relationships on a canvas. Generate diagrams for individual tables or the entire database.
Role & Permissions
Visual management for database users and roles. Grant or revoke privileges with a matrix-style UI.
Instance Insights
Real-time monitoring for transactions, active sessions, replication status, and server configuration.
Schema Diff Tool
Compare two databases and generate migration scripts with safe-mode to prevent accidental data loss.
Backup & Restore
Native vendor-tool integration for seamless database exports and imports with job progress tracking.
AI Orca Agent
An AI-powered assistant that can query, visualize, and analyze your data using GPT-4, Claude, or Gemini.
Global Settings
Deep configuration for appearance, editor behavior, AI providers, and table display preferences.
Portable App Data
Export and restore your entire app state, including connections and chat history, for total portability.
Install Orcaq your way
Pick the setup that fits your workflow — native desktop, browser, terminal, or container. All paths lead to the same full experience.
Download App
The full native experience for desktop with local-first security.
Web Version
Access the full Orcaq experience directly in your browser.
NPX Version
Run Orcaq instantly from your terminal without installation.
Docker
Self-host Orcaq in a container for isolated environments.
Questions? We've got answers.
If Orcaq is downloaded outside the App Store, macOS Gatekeeper may stop the first launch until you confirm you trust the app.
The current product direction is centered on a polished Postgres workflow, with room to expand connectors as the editor matures.
Yes. Orcaq is designed around switching between local, staging, and production profiles without cluttering the workspace.
The landing page positions Orcaq as a local-first editor. Credentials and connection details stay machine-side unless you add your own sync layer.
Yes. Core navigation is built around quick open, connection switching, recent queries, and command palette actions.
That is one of the central product ideas here: readable diffs, highlighted risk, and a calmer review step before anything destructive happens.
The page is framed for a native macOS release, with messaging that supports modern macOS on both Intel and Apple Silicon hardware.
Use the changelog section as the landing page anchor, then link it to release notes, roadmap updates, or a GitHub releases page later.
Ready to edit your data with more focus?
Orcaq brings connection management, SQL workflows, schema context, and safer release review into one dark, native workspace.