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Franchise is an open-source SQL notebook for desktop. It runs a version of the SQLite engine in the browser, so processing happens locally, and users can load CSV, JSON, or XLSX files by dropping them in. A terminal command sets up a database bridge for connecting to PostgreSQL, MySQL, or BigQuery. Published notebooks can be downloaded as HTML documents.
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Bruno is a local, open-source API client for REST, GraphQL, gRPC and Websocket. Its collections are stored as plain-text files in a repository and managed through Git, without cloud syncing or an account. The page presents it as a developer-first alternative to Postman-like platforms.
Baserow is an open-source no-code platform for building databases and applications, intended for use without coding or technical skills. It also provides REST API endpoints for creating, reading, updating and deleting rows after a database schema and API key are set up.
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