Un client de bases de données moderne, rapide et sécurisé pour les développeurs. SQL + NoSQL unifié, vault sécurisé, local-first.
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The AI cells actually generate surprisingly clean SQL on first try, and having one app cover Postgres plus Mongo and Redis is honestly a relief compared to juggling six different clients. Time travel is a nice bonus too.
love how many engines you support under one roof, super useful. one thing that would actually help me day to day is a saved snippets library for common queries and ai prompts, basically so i dont have to retype the same join or filter every morning. would make the bring your own key setup way smoother too.
@kerimgpls Thanks Kerim! Good news on part of this: QoreDB already ships saved queries, a query library with variables, and snippets in the editor, so the "stop retyping that join every morning" case is covered today. Saving and reusing AI prompts the same way is a great shout though, that piece doesn't exist yet and it's going on the list. Exactly the kind of concrete feedback that shapes what I build next.
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Connecting to my Postgres and MongoDB in one app already saves me a tab swap, and the AI cell actually wrote a correct join on the first try. Really curious how the MCP server plays with Cursor in practice.
@arifzdlo Love that it saved you a tab swap, that's the whole point. On MCP + Cursor: you point Cursor at the QoreMCP server and the agent can introspect your schema and run queries against your configured connections right from the editor. It's read-only by design and behind safety gates, so the agent can explore and query but can't mutate or drop anything by accident. Same deal with Claude or any MCP client. Would genuinely love to hear how it feels once you wire it up.
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Love that AI cells stay optional with bring-your-own-key, that matters a lot for teams handling sensitive data. One thing that would push this over the top for me: a proper diff view between two query results, especially for snapshot or Time Travel comparisons. Being able to visually see which rows changed and how between two points would make auditing schema or data drift way easier than eyeballing two tabs.
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One thing I'd love is a schema diff tool, so I can visually compare two database versions (like staging vs production) before deploying migrations. Right now I bounce between scripts and other apps to spot drift, and having that baked into QoreDB with the same encrypted credentials would save me a ton of context switching.
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finally gave it a spin on my postgres and sqlite side by side, switching tabs is instant which i did not expect from a rust app. the time travel feature is wild, scrubbing through query history feels like a debugger for sql
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The AI cells actually generate surprisingly clean SQL on first try, and having one app cover Postgres plus Mongo and Redis is honestly a relief compared to juggling six different clients. Time travel is a nice bonus too.
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@melisterze Thanks !
love how many engines you support under one roof, super useful. one thing that would actually help me day to day is a saved snippets library for common queries and ai prompts, basically so i dont have to retype the same join or filter every morning. would make the bring your own key setup way smoother too.
QoreDB
@kerimgpls Thanks Kerim! Good news on part of this: QoreDB already ships saved queries, a query library with variables, and snippets in the editor, so the "stop retyping that join every morning" case is covered today. Saving and reusing AI prompts the same way is a great shout though, that piece doesn't exist yet and it's going on the list. Exactly the kind of concrete feedback that shapes what I build next.
Connecting to my Postgres and MongoDB in one app already saves me a tab swap, and the AI cell actually wrote a correct join on the first try. Really curious how the MCP server plays with Cursor in practice.
QoreDB
@arifzdlo Love that it saved you a tab swap, that's the whole point. On MCP + Cursor: you point Cursor at the QoreMCP server and the agent can introspect your schema and run queries against your configured connections right from the editor. It's read-only by design and behind safety gates, so the agent can explore and query but can't mutate or drop anything by accident. Same deal with Claude or any MCP client. Would genuinely love to hear how it feels once you wire it up.
Love that AI cells stay optional with bring-your-own-key, that matters a lot for teams handling sensitive data. One thing that would push this over the top for me: a proper diff view between two query results, especially for snapshot or Time Travel comparisons. Being able to visually see which rows changed and how between two points would make auditing schema or data drift way easier than eyeballing two tabs.
One thing I'd love is a schema diff tool, so I can visually compare two database versions (like staging vs production) before deploying migrations. Right now I bounce between scripts and other apps to spot drift, and having that baked into QoreDB with the same encrypted credentials would save me a ton of context switching.
finally gave it a spin on my postgres and sqlite side by side, switching tabs is instant which i did not expect from a rust app. the time travel feature is wild, scrubbing through query history feels like a debugger for sql