/qry

A terminal-first database client. Connect, browse schemas, run queries, edit rows — without leaving the keyboard or opening a heavyweight GUI.

Why

Most database tools fall into two camps: 200MB Electron apps that take a coffee to launch, or psql and friends that are great for one-liners but punishing for exploring an unfamiliar schema. qry lives in the gap — TUI-fast, mouse-optional, honest about being a tool not a platform.

What it does today

• Connect via DSN or saved profiles
• Browse tables and schemas with vim-style keys
• Run ad-hoc SQL with history
• Edit rows in place; commit or discard

Status

Pre-1.0. Used daily on my own boxes. Expect breaking changes between minor releases until the schema for saved profiles settles.