Wharfbase

Self-hosted: finds the databases in your containers, opens them in the browser and the terminal, and never takes over your server.

Quickstart →fleeq.net/wharfbase ↗

• App
• Self-hosted
• Docker
• Free & paid plans

Install it with one command on the server whose databases you want to see:

curl -fsSL https://fleeq.net/wharfbase/get | sh

Then open the address it prints and paste the setup token.

Finds them

PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis and SQLite in your containers, with what uses each one and what’s wrong with it. No connection strings to type.

Opens them

A data browser, a SQL editor and consoles in the browser, and wb in the terminal. Read-only by default on production.

Reads, never takes over

Docker only through an allowlist proxy, passwords encrypted, every action audited. See what it reads and sends.

Grows with you

Pro adds ten more engines, several servers, backups and permissions; Team adds SSO, API tokens and approvals.

Where to go next

InstallThe installer, compose, one-click templates, a reverse proxy.

EnginesEach engine, and the least-privilege user to give Wharfbase.

Security modelThe socket-guard, secrets, roles, and what read-only means.

TroubleshootingCommon problems, and every error code.