MySQL QueryDB Client

MySQL QueryDB Client

MySQL/MariaDB Mobile client

103 ratings
115 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 27, 2012
  • April 21, 2026

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Remotely query MySQL and MariaDB databases from your mobile device. Optimized for unreliable networks, it handles large tables and supports Siri Shortcuts for efficient data access and export.

Parameterized queries
Optimized for low-quality networks
Query-oriented workflow
Siri Shortcuts integration
Unicode support
iCloud synchronization
CSV export
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What's New in MySQL QueryDB Client

1.55

April 21, 2026

- update UI for iOS 26 - move spreadsheet data actions to top navbar - bug fixes

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User reviews

Should be add free

Reminds me of when there were paid compilers. This is a simple client and should not cost 12$, you’re using free openssh don’t ya? Work around for ridiculous full page multiple ads - close the app and open it again. Should be usable for few uninterrupted queries.

Response from developer

I get where you’re coming from—on the surface it looks like a simple client, and yeah, tools like OpenSSH are free. But the price isn’t really about just the underlying library, it’s about everything around it: ongoing development, maintenance, updates, testing across devices, security hardening, and just keeping the app reliable over time (15 yrs and counting). $12 as a one-time purchase (not a subscription) is honestly on the low end for a tool that’s meant to be used repeatedly. A lot of apps have moved to recurring pricing, so keeping it a single upfront cost is a deliberate choice to avoid that. It’s about the price of a mediocre salad or 3 gallons of gas here in the USA. Many digital pets and crops have been purchased for far far more. In an ideal world, sure—software would just be free. But in reality, there are real costs behind even “simple” apps, and those have to be covered somehow. The alternative is usually ads or subscriptions, and neither is great either, as you’ve pointed out. That said, the ad experience shouldn’t get in the way of basic usability—that’s fair feedback and worth improving. Full page ads should have a close box although not terribly prominent.

Worked just fine

With MySQL setup.

Básica

No permite ejecutar consultas en modo consola, debes guardar primero la consulta para poder ejecutarla.

Unusable

The adverts prevent me from accessing the database

Response from developer

The issue has been fixed in the latest release. In the future, there's a feedback form in the app which is a faster way to communicate any problems.

Lancement impossible !

Sur IPhone 6, l’app ne démarre pas !

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FAQ

What does the MySQL QueryDB Client app do?

This app allows you to remotely query your MySQL and MariaDB databases directly from your mobile device. It is designed to handle unstable network connections and provides features for efficient data retrieval and export.

What are the key features of this database client?

Key features include integrated UI support for parameterized queries, optimization for low-quality network connections, a query-oriented workflow, Siri Shortcuts integration, Unicode support, iCloud synchronization, and CSV export capabilities.

How is the app monetized and what are the costs?

The app offers basic access for free, including un-encrypted database access and CSV export. Premium features, such as SSL connections and SSH tunneling, are available through a one-time purchase. Previously, ads could be removed via an in-app purchase, and those users will be grandfathered into the new premium tier.

What versions of MySQL and iOS does the app support?

The app supports MySQL versions 4.x, 5.x, and 8.x, as well as MariaDB, Amazon Aurora, and Google SQL. It is compatible with iOS versions as far back as iOS 9 and up to iOS 13, and continues to be updated for newer versions of iOS and MySQL.

Can I use this app to manage databases on different environments like production or development?

Yes, the query-oriented workflow allows you to run the same queries across different environments, such as production, staging, and development. This makes it convenient for managing and comparing data across various database setups.