Crashes and bad interface.
Crashes just by double-tapping inside a query as one would normally do to select a word they wish to replace. Query results are some arbitrary listing and you have to go to another screen (tab, effectively) to see a grid view of your result. Terrible UI pattern.
the best MySQL drive on iOS
We worked heavily with DB, need to gain access from our sql server on the go, this is the best app u can get out there with only GUI to do some quick updates.
Response from developer
Hey, the crash has been fixed, thank you for your feedback
Don’t waste your time
I was looking for an app that would allow me to access mysql databases for queries and maintenance. I should have heeded my gut instinct when the ‘lite’ version doesn’t even allow you to run a query. The paid version allows you to query but you are limited to three columns. Are you kidding me? At that moment i realized I’d been had. Don’t make the same mistake i did. I just paid $9.99 of stupid tax.
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Good app, lacking view an export functionality
This app is great, don’t get me wrong. The only issue i have is when I want to export data out of a table, since i have a limitation of 3 columns to select.
I want to see my data in a tabular fashion and then be able to export it, instead of having to select the columns i want to see, like in sqlpro for mysql. I can’t justify the monthly fee of that app as i use this casually, but if you offer an in-app purchase or an upgrade for 9.99 to get the functionality that the app has, i will buy it in a heartbeat.
I want to see my data in a tabular fashion and then be able to export it, instead of having to select the columns i want to see, like in sqlpro for mysql. I can’t justify the monthly fee of that app as i use this casually, but if you offer an in-app purchase or an upgrade for 9.99 to get the functionality that the app has, i will buy it in a heartbeat.
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Simple, attractive, useful
This client looks pretty good. I haven't used it extensively, but the interface is clean and well-designed, and it was simple to add a new database connection, browse tables, execute queries and edit data. One nice bonus: configurations are shared automatically across devices. I added a database connection on my iPad, then opened Iodine MySQL on my iPhone and found the saved database already in the list of available databases.
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