MariaDB GUI
Browse MariaDB objects, inspect results and keep reusable queries close to the connection they belong to. Work beside other engines without assuming they share identical SQL behavior.
Free plan · No credit card · Windows, macOS and Linux
Built for real workflows
Select MariaDB and enter the host, port, account and database. A server often uses port 3306, but its configured endpoint is authoritative. Check the account host restrictions and required authentication plugin when access fails.
MariaDB and MySQL have related syntax but differ across releases and features. Confirm the actual server version, character sets and SQL modes before reusing an application migration or diagnostic script.
Move between the explorer, SQL tabs, data grid and structure view. Use a representative development database to verify editing and export requirements before introducing a new client into a production workflow.
This read-only query reports the server version and selected database. A NULL database means no default database is selected.
SELECT VERSION() AS server_version, DATABASE() AS current_database;Questions
Get the essentials, then try MultiBase Studio with a connection that represents your real workflow.
Choose the engine actually running on your server. Related protocols do not guarantee identical syntax, authentication or administrative features.
The MariaDB connection dialog provides optional SSH settings. Use the jump host and database endpoint approved for your environment.
Free supports up to three active connections. Premium includes all available connectors and unlimited connections and scripts; the pricing page lists current terms.
Keep exploring
SQL and NoSQL desktop client
Start free with up to three active connections. No credit card is required.