Follow foreign keys like links.
Jump from an order to its customer, then open every payment or child record that points back—without memorizing the schema or writing a join.
DataHop is a local-first PostgreSQL desktop explorer. Find the record you need, follow its foreign keys like links, and keep moving without writing a join for every question.
DataHop reduces the tiny navigation costs that break concentration—so the path from “I need that record” to “there it is” stays short.
Jump from an order to its customer, then open every payment or child record that points back—without memorizing the schema or writing a join.
Open the global palette, type a connection, schema, table, view, open tab, or action, and hop directly into context.
Build typed conditions with compact filter chips, combine AND/OR rules, and keep every active constraint visible.
Save multiple PostgreSQL profiles, connect through SSL or a one-hop SSH tunnel, and always see which environment owns the current tab.
Choose a row and DataHop maps what it belongs to, what points back, and where you can jump next—without writing a join.
DataHop talks directly to PostgreSQL from an isolated desktop worker. Credentials use the operating system's secure store, and diagnostics are local and redacted.
DataHop is organized around the real investigation loop: find a record, follow its relationships, inspect the connected records, and return without losing your path.
DataHop gets better through real-world feedback. If you run into a bug or have an idea that would make your database workflow smoother, tell us about it on GitHub.
DataHop's macOS beta is ready to download. Choose the build that matches your Mac and start exploring PostgreSQL.