The desktop client for Turbopuffer
Browse namespaces, explore documents, build filters, and design schemas — all in a fast native app for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Available everywhere you work
Connections
All your Turbopuffer environments, one click away.
Save credentials for dev, staging, and production. API keys are encrypted by the OS keychain — never written to disk in plaintext.
- OS-native encryption via Electron's
safeStorage - Multiple connections with region-aware endpoints
- Connection testing before you save
Namespaces
See every namespace at a glance.
List, search, and inspect every namespace in your Turbopuffer instance. Jump straight from the sidebar into documents, schema, or aggregations.
- Recents and pinned namespaces in the sidebar
- Vector and full-text namespace support
- Schema-at-a-glance with dimension and metric info
Documents & filters
Query your data without writing JSON.
Build filters attribute-by-attribute with a visual editor, or drop into raw mode for full Turbopuffer query syntax. Cursor-based pagination, attribute discovery, and saved filters keep exploration fast.
- Visual filter builder with autocomplete on discovered attributes
- Raw query mode powered by Monaco for power users
- Save and re-run filters per namespace
Everything you need
A complete workbench for Turbopuffer.
From day-one exploration to schema design and aggregations.
Encrypted credentials
API keys are stored in the OS keychain — Keychain on macOS, DPAPI on Windows, Secret Service on Linux.
Visual filter builder
Construct filters attribute-by-attribute. Attribute discovery samples your data so you never guess field names.
Raw query mode
Drop into a Monaco editor for the full Turbopuffer filter language when you need it.
Schema designer
Design vector dimensions, full-text indexes, and attribute schemas with a visual editor before you write code.
Aggregations
Group-by aggregation queries with rich result tables — perfect for distribution checks and quick data audits.
Query history
Every query you run is saved per connection and namespace, with one-click re-run and pinning.
Network sandboxing
Outbound requests are restricted to *.turbopuffer.com by default. Nothing else leaves your machine.
Open source
MIT licensed. Audit the code, file an issue, or send a PR — the full source is on GitHub.