A direction, not a promise.
QueryDen is built by a small team in the open. This page is the shortest honest answer to "what are you working on?" — grouped by how confident we are, not by ship date.
The source of truth is GitHub Issues — every item below links back to one. Priorities shift; we'd rather move things around in public than pretend the plan never changed. Shipped work is logged in the changelog.
Now
Active focus — the work most likely to land in the next release.
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macOS in-app updater
pick_asset misses the .dmg and install_update has no darwin branch — Mac users are stuck on whatever they first installed. Fixing the asset selection and install path.
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Connection dialog cleanup
Surface all required settings clearly and collapse the "coming soon" provider list behind a Show all toggle, so the dialog stops looking like every backend is half-finished.
Next
Queued for after the current batch. Order is approximate; scope may move.
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SSH tunnel reliability
A reproducible "tunnel won't connect" report. Needs a deeper look at the ssh2-based tunnel registry and clearer error surfacing.
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psql console correctness
Auto-appended LIMIT after a trailing semicolon produces a syntax error; the Extended-display shortcut (\x) doesn't fire. Two small fixes that make the embedded psql usable.
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Type-correct grid rendering
BIGINT precision past JS safe-integer range, and date / timestamp detection by column type instead of column name.
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CLI tools management
PostgreSQL CLI auto-download is broken end-to-end; users have no UI to inspect, switch, or repair downloaded CLIs.
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Keymap audit
Ctrl+Shift+F is double-bound, and ~14 shortcuts in the DataGrip preset are advertised but never wired. (Ctrl+D resolved in #13.)
Later
Direction, not commitment — these are problems we want to solve, not specs we've written.
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Universal macOS build
Ship universal-apple-darwin so the same DMG runs on Intel and Apple Silicon Macs.
Recently shipped
Latest release: v1.0.23 on 2026-05-26. The changelog has the version-by-version history.
Disagree with the priorities?
File an issue, vote on existing ones, or start a thread in Discussions. We move things up the list when people ask.