Outerbase

Outerbase is a modern, AI-assisted database GUI where teams query, edit, and visualize data in the browser.

Overview

Outerbase gives databases a friendly interface. Connect Postgres, MySQL, SQLite, and others, then browse tables, run queries with an AI copilot that writes SQL from plain English, and build quick charts and dashboards. Its open-source desktop version, Outerbase Studio, provides a lightweight local GUI. Plugin-style extensions and team sharing make it more than a client — it is a collaborative data workspace.

The AI copilot lowers the barrier for teammates who don’t know SQL: ask a question in English, get a query you can inspect and edit. Outerbase Studio, the open-source desktop edition, is popular with developers who want the same clean interface locally.

Key Features

• Browser-based GUI for Postgres, MySQL, and SQLite
• AI copilot that writes and explains SQL
• Inline data editing with safe change previews
• Charts and dashboards from query results
• Open-source Outerbase Studio for local use
• Team sharing with role-based permissions

The plugin ecosystem lets teams tailor the interface to their data, from custom column renderers to workflow actions. For startups, Outerbase often replaces both a desktop SQL client and a homegrown admin panel.

Pricing

Outerbase offers a free tier for individuals. Paid team plans add collaboration, advanced AI, and enterprise database support.

Who Is It For

Developers and product teams who want a shared, modern database interface instead of heavyweight desktop clients.

FAQ

Is Outerbase free to use?

Yes, a generous free tier exists; team features are part of paid plans.

Does Outerbase offer an API?

Outerbase provides developer access and an open-source Studio; extensibility is handled through its plugin system.

How does Outerbase compare to alternatives?

Where TablePlus and DataGrip are desktop power tools, Outerbase is browser-native, collaborative, and AI-first.

Which databases can Outerbase connect to?

Postgres, MySQL, SQLite, and other common engines are supported, with more connectors added over time.

Is Outerbase Studio really free?

Yes, Outerbase Studio is open source and free to use locally.

Can I edit data safely?

Yes, change previews and permissions keep edits reviewable before they commit.

Is there a cloud version?

Yes, the hosted platform adds collaboration while Studio covers local usage.

Is Outerbase suitable for teams?

Yes, shared connections and permissions make collaborative database work practical.

Can I chart query results?

Yes, quick charts and dashboards visualize data directly from query output.

Does Outerbase support write access?

Yes, inline editing with preview and permissions lets teams make controlled changes directly from the interface.

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