📖 Documentation
SQL Gnome Help Center
Everything you need to get connected, stay productive, and make the most of SQL Gnome — the native macOS MySQL client.
Gnorman Says
Welcome to the help docs. Pick a topic below and let's get to work — the databases aren't going to query themselves.
Documentation
Overview
What SQL Gnome is, who it's for, and how its surfaces work together.
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Getting Started
Connect to your first database, navigate the main surfaces, and start editing rows.
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Keyboard Shortcuts
Every shortcut exposed through the app menu, with availability notes.
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License & Trial
How the 14-day trial works, license activation, and what each state means.
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Report a Problem
The bug report checklist — what to include so issues actually get resolved.
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Quick Reference
SQL Gnome has three primary surfaces. Each one is purpose-built and intentionally independent.
Content
Browse result sets, page, filter, sort, and edit rows directly.
Structure
Columns, indexes, foreign keys, and table metadata.
Query
Manual SQL execution, result inspection, saved queries, and history.