Schema-aware SQL work
Browse databases, tables, columns, indexes, and relationships while writing queries in the same focused workspace.
Linux SQL client
A SQL client for Linux desktops
SequelBrain ships Linux builds for developers who want a desktop database client with MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, secure tunnels, schema browsing, query history, and AI-assisted SQL.
Linux database workflow
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SELECT plan, COUNT(*) AS signups FROM users WHERE created_at >= NOW() - INTERVAL '7 days' GROUP BY plan;Download AppImage, deb, or tar.gz builds from the SequelBrain download page.
Why teams use SequelBrain
Secure remote connections
Connect through SSL/TLS, SSH tunnels, private keys, SSH agent authentication, and bastion or jump hosts.
AI when it helps
Use natural language to generate SQL, explain schemas, troubleshoot slow queries, and draft reports while you stay in control of execution.
Desktop apps for real workflows
Run SequelBrain on macOS, Windows, and Linux with local connections, encrypted credentials, query history, and optional cloud sync.
Start with the desktop app
Download SequelBrain for macOS, Windows, or Linux and connect to your first MySQL, MariaDB, or PostgreSQL database.
Frequently asked questions
Which databases does SequelBrain support?
SequelBrain supports MySQL, MariaDB, and PostgreSQL, including common managed cloud databases based on those engines.
Can I connect without creating an account?
Yes. The desktop app works for local database work without an account. An account is only needed for features such as cloud sync or team sharing.
Does SequelBrain support SSH tunnels?
Yes. SequelBrain supports SSH tunneling with passwords, private keys, SSH agent authentication, and jump host or bastion setups.
Are credentials encrypted?
Sensitive credentials are stored in an encrypted vault, and synced vault data is end-to-end encrypted with keys controlled by the user.