I'm a solo dev who builds apps between kitesurfing sessions.
My problem: I had databases everywhere. Postgres here, MySQL there, a Supabase project, an AWS RDS instance. Every time I needed to check something, I'd open a different tool. pgAdmin for one, MySQL Workbench for another, some random SQLite viewer for a third.
So I built QueryGlow: one self-hosted web interface for all of them.
- Connect PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite, CockroachDB, TimescaleDB
- Works with Supabase, AWS RDS, PlanetScale, Railway... anything with a connection string
- AI writes your SQL (bring your own API key)
- Built-in SSH tunnels for private databases
- Host it on your server, access from anywhere
- No telemetry, no cloud dependency, your data stays on your infrastructure
Docker deploy in 5 minutes.
I literally fix database issues from the beach now while waiting for wind.
Would love feedback from anyone else juggling multiple databases.
samlambert•1mo ago
Close enough, welcome back PHPmyadmin. Seriously though this is cool. Thank you for sharing.
iamMXFSCHR•1mo ago
I'm a solo dev who builds apps between kitesurfing sessions.
My problem: I had databases everywhere. Postgres here, MySQL there, a Supabase project, an AWS RDS instance. Every time I needed to check something, I'd open a different tool. pgAdmin for one, MySQL Workbench for another, some random SQLite viewer for a third.
So I built QueryGlow: one self-hosted web interface for all of them.
- Connect PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite, CockroachDB, TimescaleDB - Works with Supabase, AWS RDS, PlanetScale, Railway... anything with a connection string - AI writes your SQL (bring your own API key) - Built-in SSH tunnels for private databases - Host it on your server, access from anywhere - No telemetry, no cloud dependency, your data stays on your infrastructure
Docker deploy in 5 minutes.
I literally fix database issues from the beach now while waiting for wind.
Would love feedback from anyone else juggling multiple databases.