Free for personal use.
Pay once for work.
No seats, no subscriptions dressed up as perpetual licenses, no telemetry checking whether you're still allowed to use the thing you bought.
Personal
Solo devs, OSS, side projects, students.
- All features unlocked
- AI assistant (bring your own key)
- Postgres, MySQL, SQL Server, SQLite
- Unlimited connections & history
- All future updates
Pro
70% offCommercial use inside a for-profit team.
- Everything in Personal
- Commercial use at work & for clients
- 1 year of updates included
- 3 device activations
- Perpetual fallback license
- 30-day money-back guarantee
No DRM, no license-server shakedowns. If you're a solo founder, student, educator, or contributor to OSS — it's free, no questions. DM @gillarohith for a license.
Straight answers,
no marketing speak.
Still unsure? DM @gillarohith. Replies come from the person who wrote the code.
Yes. All features are unlocked for personal use — no credit card, no time limit, no feature flags. A Pro license is only required to use it commercially inside a for-profit team of two or more.
You bring your own API key. data-peek sends the question and relevant schema to your chosen provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Groq) — or to a local Ollama model if you want the prompt to never leave your machine.
PostgreSQL, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, and SQLite. Same interface, same shortcuts, same results grid across all four.
Using data-peek at a for-profit company with two or more people, freelancing for clients, or in agency work. Solo founders (company of one) are free.
The source is MIT-licensed on GitHub. You can build it yourself for any purpose. Pre-built signed binaries require a Pro license for commercial use — that's what funds development.
A Pro license includes one year of updates. If you don't renew, the version you have keeps working forever. Renew whenever you want new features.
Your activated version keeps working forever, fully offline — licence checks fail open, not closed. And if the project sees no maintainer activity for 12 months, the commercial-licence requirement is waived for every released version. The source is MIT, so you can always build it yourself.
Yes, including for paid university coursework. DM @gillarohith on X or email gillarohith1@gmail.com for a free license.
Queries run directly from your machine to your database. Credentials live in the OS keychain. There is no telemetry, no usage tracking, no remote logging. For AI, use Ollama locally if you want nothing to leave the box.