Connecting to Data

EzuneDB speaks PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite, SQL Server, and ClickHouse — with unlimited connections, all stored locally.

The connections list with a connected database

The Connections view — a green dot marks live connections

1
Add a connection

Open Connections and click Add. Give the connection a name, pick the database type, and fill in host, port, database, and credentials. Credentials are stored locally on your machine — never in any cloud.

The add-connection form with a successful test

Adding a database: fill the form, test, save — done

2
Test before you save

Test Connection verifies connectivity with your details before anything is stored, so typos surface immediately instead of at query time. A green "Connection successful" banner means you are good to go.

3
Connect and disconnect

Saved connections appear in the list. Hover a row for its actions: the plug icon connects, and once connected (green dot) the database becomes available in Chat and Schema. Disconnect any time with the unplug icon — edits and deletions live behind the pencil and trash icons.

Click Add and fill in the connection details
Always run Test Connection before saving
Connect with the plug icon before heading to Chat
Use SSL for anything that leaves your machine

💡 Pro Tip

Connecting to SQLite? Just point the database field at the file path — no host, port, or credentials needed.

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