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A project represents a single database connection. Each project stores its own tabs, query history, and settings.

Creating a project

Click New connection at the bottom of the project dropdown. Fill in the connection details for your database engine:

• SQLite — select a .db or .sqlite file
• PostgreSQL — host, port, database, username, password (optional SSL)
• MySQL / MariaDB — host, port, database, username, password
• Redis — connection URL

You can also paste a connection URL directly (e.g. postgresql://user:pass@host:5432/db).

Color coding

Each project can be assigned one of 10 colors: slate, red, orange, amber, emerald, teal, blue, indigo, violet, or rose. The color appears in the sidebar and helps you tell projects apart at a glance.

Switching projects

Click any project in the dropdown to switch to it. Each project maintains its own editor tabs, results, and state independently.

Simultaneous connections

You can have multiple projects open at the same time, even across different database engines. Connections are pooled — switching back to a project reuses the existing connection.

Editing and deleting

Hover over a project in the dropdown to reveal the Edit and Share buttons. To delete a project, open the edit dialog and hold the trash button.

Read-only mode

Enable read-only mode on a project to prevent accidental writes. When enabled, inline editing and destructive queries are blocked.