Beekeeper Studio6.1.5

Beekeeper Studio lets you connect to databases, write and run SQL, and inspect or change data from one desktop workspace. It is a cross-platform SQL editor and database manager that supports many database systems while maintaining feature parity across operating systems. The built-in editor provides syntax highlighting and table-name autocomplete, while saved queries and connections can be organized into folders. Connections can use SSL encryption or SSH tunneling, and saved connection passwords are encrypted by the application.

Its AI Shell can inspect your database schema, run SQL with your permission, and verify its work against real data using a chosen AI model. Dozens of tabs can remain open without requiring separate windows. Tables appear in a spreadsheet-style view for browsing and editing, and cells in SQL results can be changed with a click; JSON editing includes syntax highlighting and validation, even when JSON is stored as TEXT. The table creator handles structures, indexes, and foreign keys through visual controls, while imports from CSV and exports to CSV, JSON, JSONL, or SQL can be filtered to include only selected data.

Developers, database administrators, and support teams can use it to investigate records, correct customer data, design schemas, and move datasets between systems. Connections and saved queries can sync across devices and be shared with teammates in a common team folder.

Version 6.1.6 runs on Apple Silicon (arm64) Macs with macOS 12 Monterey or later and is freeware in the Developer Tools category. Workspace data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and the company says it does not see the rows being queried; the app also works offline. The project presents open-source development and an inclusive community with a code of conduct as part of its mission.