1bench, modern Supabase GUI client

SupabaseSupabase GUI client

The native desktop app for your Supabase project. Browse tables, run SQL, edit rows inline. Connect to Supabase on localhost, self-hosted, or cloud (Supabase Cloud).

Apple Silicon. Also available for 7-day free trial · No credit card required

Your data stays yours

1bench runs entirely on your machine. Nothing is ever sent to us.

100% Local

Credentials and data never leave your machine.

Zero Telemetry

No usage tracking, no query logging, no analytics.

Direct Connection

Straight to your database, nothing in between.

Built for Supabase

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Native Desktop App

No browser tab. Persistent connections across all your Supabase projects. Keyboard-driven workflow, multi-tab querying, offline saved connections.

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Full Database Hierarchy

Browse schemas, tables, views, and stored routines in one tree. Every Postgres object in your Supabase project, one click away with type-aware inline editors.

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Row-Level Editing

Edit table data as a paginated grid or as row-detail cards for long text (JSON, JSONB) and wide schemas. Cells edit inline, changes stage before commit.

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Create Tables, Schemas & Databases

Visual wizards for tables (columns, keys, FKs, checks), secondary indexes (btree, gin, gist, brin, hash), schemas, and databases, all with live SQL preview.

10x your Supabase productivity

Stop switching between CLI and code. Manage everything visually.

SQL Query Execution

Write and run SQL queries with syntax highlighting. Full PostgreSQL support for your Supabase database.

Schema Discovery

Explore your Supabase schemas, tables, views, and functions in a navigable tree structure.

Table Discovery

Browse all tables with column details, row counts, storage size, and RLS policies at a glance.

Data Viewing with Sorting

View table data with pagination, column sorting, and filtering. Handle large Supabase tables with ease.

Inline Editing

Click any cell to edit data in place. Changes are saved directly to your Supabase database.

Row Insertion

Insert new rows with a visual form that respects column types, defaults, foreign keys, and constraints.

Export to SQL, CSV & JSON

Export query results or entire tables to SQL, CSV, or JSON formats for backups and sharing.

Import Data

Import data into your Supabase tables from CSV, JSON, or SQL files with field mapping and preview.

Table Operations

Truncate or drop tables with typed confirmation, dependency warnings, and staged batch delete.

SSH Tunnel Support

Connect securely to Supabase self-hosted instances or private networks through SSH tunnels.

Multiple Tabs

Work across Supabase projects and queries in parallel tabs. Each tab keeps its own browsing state.

Dark & Light Mode

Switch between polished dark and light themes to match your workspace. Reduces eye strain in any light.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Navigate tables, run queries, switch tabs, and manage connections without ever reaching for the mouse.

Query History

Every query you run is saved per connection. Search, re-run, or favorite past Supabase queries anytime.

Native Desktop App

Runs natively on Mac, Windows, and Linux. No browser tab, faster and more responsive than web UIs.

Not just Supabase

One tool for all your databases. No more juggling apps.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a Supabase GUI?
A Supabase GUI is a visual desktop client that lets you browse tables, run SQL queries, and edit rows in your Supabase project without using the web Studio or the CLI. 1bench is a modern Supabase GUI for Mac, Windows, and Linux.
Does Supabase have a desktop GUI?
Supabase offers a web-based Studio inside its dashboard. There is no official desktop app. For a native experience with faster navigation, keyboard-driven workflows, multiple tabs, and offline saved connections, you install a third-party Supabase GUI like 1bench.
What is the best Supabase GUI for Mac, Windows, or Linux?
A good Supabase GUI should run natively on your OS, accept the Supabase connection string directly, and let you browse schemas, run SQL with autocomplete, and edit rows inline. 1bench delivers all of this with a single download for Mac, Windows, and Linux.
How do I connect a Supabase GUI to my project?
In your Supabase dashboard, open Settings > Database and copy the connection string (pooled on port 6543 or direct on 5432). Paste it into 1bench as a new connection. For local development, the Supabase CLI exposes the database at localhost:54322 with default credentials.
What is the difference between Supabase Studio and a desktop Supabase GUI?
Supabase Studio is a web-based panel inside the Supabase dashboard, convenient but browser-bound and limited with large tables. A desktop Supabase GUI like 1bench adds a native SQL editor with autocomplete, multi-tab querying, richer export formats, and persistent connections across projects.

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