The Ultimate Database Management & AI Integration Extension for VS Code
A DataGrip-inspired database client built right into your editor. Browse tables, run complex queries, manage schemas, and supercharge your workflow with a built-in MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server for AI tools.
🚀 Why QuickDB?
QuickDB turns VS Code into a powerhouse database management tool. Whether you're inspecting data, visualizing relationships, or letting AI write your queries, QuickDB provides a seamless, context-rich experience without ever leaving your editor.
- Universal database support — connect to PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, MongoDB, Redis and 81+ engines from one unified interface.
- AI-ready MCP server — expose your schema and data to AI agents like Cursor, Claude Desktop, Antigravity and Windsurf.
- Query Console — IntelliSense-powered SQL editor with inline result inspection, formatting and history.
- Visual Query Builder — construct joins and aggregations visually, no SQL required.
- Table Manager — create, modify and visualize your schema with an intuitive UI.
- Data visualization — chart any query result into exportable graphs.
- Import & export — move data between SQL dumps, JSON, CSV and Excel.
📸 See It in Action
Connect & import
Connect to your servers and import data seamlessly.
Query Console
Write and run SQL with autocomplete, linting and inline results.
Visual Query Builder
Build complex SQL queries visually without writing code.
AI charts via MCP
Ask your AI assistant a question and let it query your data and chart the result — all through MCP.
Connect external AI clients
Connect QuickDB to your favorite AI assistant (Cursor, Claude Desktop, Windsurf, Continue, …) in a few clicks: run QuickDB: Setup MCP Server, pick your connections, copy the snippet into your client's config, and restart.
🗄️ Supported Databases
81+ engines across SQL, NoSQL, graph, time-series, vector, file-format, streaming and cloud-analytics systems:
- Relational (MySQL): MySQL · MariaDB · TiDB · SingleStore · StarRocks · Apache Doris
- Relational (PostgreSQL): PostgreSQL · CockroachDB · Timescale · Amazon Redshift · Greenplum · QuestDB · RisingWave · YugabyteDB · KingbaseES · Netezza · PGlite
- Relational (SQL Server): SQL Server · Azure SQL · Azure Synapse · SAP ASE (Sybase) · Microsoft Fabric
- Relational (SQLite): SQLite · libSQL (Turso) · Cloudflare D1
- Relational (other): Oracle · IBM DB2 · IBM i · Vertica · Firebird · Dameng · Exasol · H2 · Apache Derby · Microsoft Access
- Analytics / Warehouse: ClickHouse · DuckDB · MotherDuck · DuckLake · Snowflake · BigQuery · Databricks · Trino · Amazon Athena · Apache Druid · Apache Pinot · Apache Hive · Apache Impala
- Document: MongoDB · CouchDB · Couchbase · RavenDB · Firebase Firestore · Dataverse
- Key-value / Cache: Redis · Memcached · Aerospike · Amazon DynamoDB
- Wide-column: Cassandra · ScyllaDB · Google Spanner
- Graph: Neo4j · Memgraph · TypeDB
- Search: Elasticsearch · OpenSearch
- Time-series: InfluxDB
- Multi-model: SurrealDB
- Vector: Qdrant · Milvus · Pinecone · Weaviate · ChromaDB · LanceDB
- Streaming: Apache Kafka · RabbitMQ
- Files: CSV · Excel · Parquet · Avro · Apache Iceberg
- SaaS: Salesforce
🏁 Get Started
- Open the Extensions view (
Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+X) and search for QuickDB, then Install.
- Click the QuickDB icon in the Activity Bar to open the connections view.
- Click
+ (or run QuickDB: Add Connection), pick your engine, fill in credentials, Test, then Create.
- Expand your connection and click any table to start browsing, querying and editing.
