
Caliope — SQL Client
MySQL, MariaDB & PostgreSQL
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What's New in Caliope
1.4
September 16, 2026
Calíope 1.4 — One payment, forever Calíope is no longer a subscription: buy it once and use it on every device, with every future update included. And before you decide, 60 days free with everything unlocked. What's new: • One payment, forever — Calíope is no longer a subscription. Buy it once, use it on every device, and get every future update. And before you decide, 60 days free with everything unlocked. • One Calíope, on every device — Calíope no longer has one App Store page per device. The same page installs it everywhere, and one purchase covers all of them. What you already bought still counts: the purchase belongs to the app, not to the platform, so nothing is charged twice. • An assistant with no key, and Calíope as a tool for your AI — The assistant works from the first launch with Apple Intelligence: no key, no cost, and nothing leaves the device. If you prefer a local model, Ollama works too. And on the Mac, Calíope can be a tool for Claude Desktop or Cursor over MCP: read-only, only the connections you tick, only while the app is open. • Slow queries — Calíope reads what your server already wrote down about the queries that took too long, from every client that connects to it and not only from Calíope. From the same screen you turn the log on, move the threshold and empty it, and one button sends the query to the editor, where the profiler already is. Each engine in its own vocabulary: the slow log and the per-statement summary on MySQL and MariaDB, pg_stat_statements on PostgreSQL, and read-only settings on Aurora, where they live in the cluster's parameter group. An empty list is never the answer: if the log goes to a file on the server's machine, if the summary is switched off or if the extension is not created in that database, that exact reason is on screen. • MongoDB profiler — The same question in MongoDB's own words, and a tool of its own because the profiler is per database. Turn it on for the database you are looking at, set how many milliseconds count as slow, and read what it recorded with the sample rate the server is actually using. Emptying it turns the profiler off, drops the collection and puts the level back. Requirements: Calíope 1.4 needs macOS 26 Tahoe or iPadOS 26. On an earlier system, version 1.2 stays available and keeps working.
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