Database

A database client
that already knows your app.

No connection strings to copy. Larvyn reads your tables through Laravel’s own connection, so it works with whatever your .env points at: MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite or SQL Server.

Larvyn's database browser showing the orders table
Rows, structure, SQL

Everything you check while building a feature.

  • Browse, search and edit rowsPaginated, with inline updates and deletes.
  • StructureColumns, indexes and foreign keys for every table.
  • SQL consoleRun queries and read the results in a grid.
  • MigrationsSee what ran and what is pending.
Larvyn's model inspector with casts and relationships

Questions

Which databases does it support?

MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite and SQL Server: the ones Laravel connects to. Larvyn goes through your app’s own connection, so it uses whatever your .env points at.

Do I need to enter credentials?

No. There are no connection strings to copy. Larvyn reads them from your Laravel app.

Is the SQL console safe?

Larvyn asks before it runs a statement that writes, including writes inside WITH … or after another statement.

Can I use it for a database that isn’t behind a Laravel app?

No. For that, a general database client such as TablePlus is the better tool. See Larvyn vs TablePlus.

Open your tables without a connection form.

Larvyn is free, with no account. Install it with one command and add a folder.