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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.tablepro.app/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Quick Start Guide

Download, install, and run your first query.

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Step 1: Download TablePro

Via Homebrew (fastest): 
brew install --cask tablepro
Or manually: Download from GitHub Releases:
  • Apple Silicon (M1+): TablePro-arm64.dmg
  • Intel: TablePro-x86_64.dmg

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Step 2: Install TablePro

  1. Open the DMG file
  2. Drag TablePro to Applications
  3. Eject the DMG
  4. Launch TablePro
Installation dialog

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Step 3: Create Your First Connection

The welcome window has a sidebar of saved connections on the left and a detail panel on the right. Search is in the window toolbar; press Cmd+F to focus it. The toolbar + button starts a new connection, and the folder button creates a connection group. First launch ships a bundled Chinook sample database. Open it with one click to try TablePro without setting up a server. Reset the sample from File > Reset Sample Database any time. To make a real connection, click Create connection in the empty state (or the toolbar +). A chooser sheet appears with every supported database type grouped by category. Pick one and click Continue.
Database type chooser
The connection form opens, pre-filled with sensible defaults. Common examples: MySQL: host localhost, port 3306, username root PostgreSQL: host localhost, port 5432, username postgres SQLite: browse to a .sqlite or .db file, no auth needed MongoDB: host localhost, port 27017, optional username/password
Connection form
Already have a connection URL? Click Import from URL… in the chooser footer. TablePro detects the database type and pre-fills the form for you.

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Step 4: Test and Save

The General pane has a Status row at the bottom with a Test Connection button. Click it to verify your settings. Once it shows a green checkmark, click Save & Connect in the toolbar.
Connection test success

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Step 5: Explore Your Database

The main interface has three panels:
  • Sidebar: Your databases and tables
  • SQL Editor: Write and execute SQL queries
  • Data Grid: View and edit query results
Main interface

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Try Your First Query

  1. Click on a table in the sidebar to view its contents
  2. Or type a query in the SQL editor:
SELECT * FROM users LIMIT 10;
  1. Press Cmd+Enter to execute the query
  2. View the results in the data grid below

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What’s Next

Explore connections, SSH tunneling, keyboard shortcuts, or AI features. Need help? Check Installation or open an issue on GitHub.