Browse & edit
Open any table in a clear grid. Edit inline or use the row detail panel. Switch databases from the sidebar.
Feature details →Developer tools · MySQL first
MySQL editor
for macOS
Enjoy your data. Browse tables, run SQL, use text-to-SQL, and chart your results—all in a native SwiftUI app. No browser tab required.
XPane is the first app under the XPane name. More developer tools for Mac are planned.
Available
XPane MySQL
Native macOS · MariaDB compatible
More apps
Coming later under xpane.app
Built for real database work
Everything you need for day-to-day MySQL on your Mac, without leaving the desktop.
Search
Remote search across columns so you find rows without loading entire tables into memory.
Feature details →
SQL editor
Run SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, or DDL. Results in a grid or clear affected-row feedback.
Feature details →Text to SQL
Describe what you need in plain language. XPane suggests a MySQL query aligned with your schema.
Feature details →Charts
Bar or pie charts from column data—aggregated from your live database for quick distribution checks.
Feature details →Chart views
Switch chart types when exploring data. Server-side aggregation keeps the app responsive.
Feature details →Built for developers and DBAs
XPane connects to MySQL and compatible servers through a backend you control or host. Your workflow stays on the Mac: fast UI, light footprint, and a focus on clarity.
About XPaneScreenshots
See browse, search, SQL, text-to-SQL, and charts in context.
Why XPane
Native macOS
SwiftUIFeels at home on Apple silicon and Intel. Light and dark mode.
MySQL & MariaDB
CompatibleConnect to the servers you already run—local or remote.
Secure path
BackendThe app talks to MySQL through a backend you trust. No browser middleman.
Get in touch
Request a download link, ask a question, or leave feedback.
What users say
“Finally a native MySQL client for Mac that doesn’t feel like a browser tab. Browse, SQL, and text-to-SQL in one place.”
“Clean interface, fast. Great for ad-hoc queries and quick schema checks. The chart view is handy for distributions.”