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FluentDB

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The AI database client for Mac

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The AI database client for Mac

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FluentDB is an AI-powered database client for macOS. It supports PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, SQL Server, with more coming soon. Built for speed, simplicity, and security, it works with Anthropic and OpenAI using your own API keys or Claude Code/Codex subscriptions, and with local models via Ollama. Your data never leaves your machine without your approval: models see your schema, not your data, and every AI-generated SQL query requires approval by default.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Developer Tools•Artificial Intelligence

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DigitalOcean Serverless Inference55+ AI models behind one OpenAI/Anthropic-compatible API

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Kevin, the maker of FluentDB. After years of working with databases every day, I kept running into the same frustrations: database clients felt slow, cluttered, and AI integrations either required sending data to third-party services or lacked proper safeguards. So I built FluentDB: a native macOS database client that is fast, lightweight, and AI-first from the ground up. A few things I'm particularly proud of: • ⚡Native Swift app designed for speed. • 🤖 Bring your own AI: OpenAI, Anthropic, Claude Code, Codex, or local models with Ollama. • 🔒 Privacy by default: AI only sees your schema unless you explicitly approve sending data. Every AI-generated SQL query also requires approval by default. • 🗄️ Support for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, SQL Server, with more databases coming soon. FluentDB is still in its early days, and I'd genuinely love your feedback. Whether you're a DBA, backend engineer, or just curious about AI-powered developer tools, let me know what you think and what features you'd like to see next. Thanks for checking it out! 🙌 PS: if you are looking for FluentDB on Linux or Windows, feel free to raise your voice, it will encourage us to accelerate the cross-platform port :)

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3d ago

a native Mac db client that isn't electron is already a plus in my book. curious how the AI part handles write queries specifically - does it always show you the generated SQL before running anything against the actual database, or can it execute directly if you ask it to "clean up duplicate rows" type stuff without a confirmation step?

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2h ago

Magic Inspector

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@omri_ben_shoham1 Thanks for your comment!

By default, the AI will always only write queries and ask you to confirm before executing them. Even when you run them, we don't share the result with the AI.

However, yes, you can turn on two permissions:
- Auto run: allows the AI to run the queries it wants
- Read mode: allows the AI to view the results

I explain this in detail in this video :)

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1h ago

Every AI generated SQL query requiring approval by default is a genuinely good default, but curious how far the approval flow actually helps in practice, since a query can be technically correct and still catastrophic in effect. An UPDATE without a WHERE clause or a query that touches ten thousand rows instead of the intended one can look completely reasonable to someone glancing at the SQL text if they aren't reading it carefully in the moment. Does FluentDB do anything beyond just showing the raw query, like flagging when a generated query lacks a WHERE clause on an UPDATE or DELETE, or surfacing an estimated row count before you approve, since that's usually the gap between reviewing SQL and actually catching the dangerous ones. Also, models seeing your schema by default is a reasonable middle ground, but schema alone can still leak a fair amount, table and column names often describe exactly what kind of sensitive data lives there even without seeing a single row. Is there any way to selectively hide or rename specific tables and columns from what gets sent to the AI, for cases where even the schema shape is something a team wouldn't want leaving the machine.

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1h ago