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Explore tables, run SQL, and edit data in a native Linux workspace for PostgreSQL and SQLite.

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PostgreSQL + SQLite · Native Linux app · Built in Rust

Queri — papertrail

Query 1productsordersNew query

SELECT id, name, category, price
FROM public.products
WHERE active = true
ORDER BY id
LIMIT 5;

Results 5 rows

	id int4	name text	category text	price numeric
1	101	Everyday notebook	Stationery	18.00
2	102	Studio pencil set	Stationery	12.00
3	103	Weekly planner	Stationery	24.00
4	104	Canvas tote	Accessories	28.00
5	105	Ceramic mug	Homeware	22.00

Query completePostgreSQL

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through the schema.

Browse databases, schemas, and tables. Inspect data, columns, indexes, and constraints.

Queri

Databases

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public

customers

orders

products

Data 5Structure 6Indexes 1Constraints 1

Column	Type	Nullable	Default
id	integer	No	nextval('products_id_seq')
name	text	No	—
category	text	No	—
price	numeric	No	0.00
active	boolean	No	true
notes	text	Yes	NULL

6 columnspublic.products

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Keep the context.

Run selected SQL or an entire script. Each query tab has its own session, and each statement gets its own results.

Search query history and reopen SQL with its original connection and database.

Queri — papertrail

Query 1Query 2New query

SELECT name, price FROM public.products
WHERE category = 'Stationery';
 
SELECT count(*) FROM public.products;

Result 1 · 3 rowsResult 2 · 1 row

	name text	price numeric
1	Everyday notebook	18.00
2	Studio pencil set	12.00
3	Weekly planner	24.00

Query complete2 statements

Query history

products

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SELECT name, price
FROM public.products
WHERE category = 'Stationery';

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SELECT id, name, category,
price FROM public.products
WHERE active = true;

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SELECT count(*)
FROM public.products;

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id	name	price
101	Everyday notebook	18.00
102	Studio pencil set	12.00
103	Weekly planner	24.00
104	Canvas tote	28.00
105	Ceramic mug	22.00

Edit row

Choose Value, NULL, or Default for each field.

id · integer · primary keyValue

101

name · textValue

Everyday notebook

notes · textNULL

active · booleanDefault

CancelSave changes

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with context.

Insert rows with explicit values, NULLs, or database defaults for each field.

Updates and deletes use the table’s primary key and check the original row. Conflicting edits stop before overwriting newer changes.

A workspace that
remembers the work.

Pick up where you left off

Your SQL drafts, open table tabs, layout, and appearance preferences are there when you return.

Keep your hands on the keyboard

Ctrl+N for a query tab. Ctrl+Enter to run SQL.

Inspect the full value

Open a cell’s full contents and copy its value.

Manage PostgreSQL databases

Create, rename, clone, or delete a database. Inspect sessions.

Frequently asked
questions.

Which databases are supported?

PostgreSQL and SQLite. Connect to a PostgreSQL server, open an existing SQLite file, or create a new SQLite database.

Which operating systems are supported?

Linux, with Wayland and X11 support.

Can I edit table data?

Insert rows with explicit values, NULLs, or database defaults. Update and delete rows in writable tables with a primary key, including composite keys. Queri stops conflicting edits before overwriting newer changes.

What is stored locally?

Connection metadata, preferences, SQL drafts, and query history. Saved PostgreSQL passwords are stored in your system’s Secret Service keyring.

What survives an application restart?

SQL drafts, query history, open table tabs, layout, and preferences. Temporary database objects and uncommitted transactions do not survive a restart.

Install Queri.

Build and install from sourceLinux · Rust 1.97 or newer

Requires the native Rust checkout, Wayland or X11, and OpenGL or Vulkan. Saved passwords need an unlocked Secret Service keyring; file dialogs use xdg-desktop-portal.

1. Install build dependencies

On Debian or Ubuntu:

Terminal

sudo apt install build-essential clang cmake pkg-config libssl-dev libdbus-1-dev \
  libfontconfig1-dev libfreetype6-dev libwayland-dev libxkbcommon-dev \
  libxkbcommon-x11-dev libxcb1-dev libxcb-xkb-dev libvulkan1 libegl1 \
  desktop-file-utils

2. Run the native application

From the native source directory containing Cargo.toml:

Terminal

cargo run --locked

3. Install a desktop launcher

Optional; requires Python 3. Installs to ~/.local. Use the generated archive name for your architecture.

Terminal

bash scripts/package-linux.sh
tar -xf dist/specdb-0.1.0-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
./specdb-0.1.0-linux-x86_64/install.sh

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Your next query starts here.

Get Queri for Linux

A clearer view ofyour database.

Find your waythrough the schema.

Write SQL.Keep the context.

Make changeswith context.

A workspace thatremembers the work.

Pick up where you left off

Keep your hands on the keyboard

Inspect the full value

Manage PostgreSQL databases

Frequently askedquestions.

Which databases are supported?

Which operating systems are supported?

Can I edit table data?

What is stored locally?

What survives an application restart?

Install Queri.

1. Install build dependencies

2. Run the native application

3. Install a desktop launcher

Your next query starts here.

A clearer view of
your database.

Find your way
through the schema.

Write SQL.
Keep the context.

Make changes
with context.

A workspace that
remembers the work.

Frequently asked
questions.