A spreadsheet, not a console
Tables in the sidebar, rows in the grid, sort and search at the top. Anyone who has opened a spreadsheet already knows how to use it.
A quieter way to read the database.
Point at a table. Read the row. Trust the value.
SeeKi is a read-only browser for the databases your team already runs. It opens as a spreadsheet, not a query editor — no SQL, no joins, no schema tree. The data is the hero; the chrome gets out of the way.
Read-only, by design
SeeKi never offers to save, edit, or delete. Connect it to production without a second thought — the surface area for accidents is zero.
Single binary, local only
One executable runs the backend and serves the embedded frontend on localhost. No cloud,
no telemetry, no account.
Honest about what it shows
NULL renders as a hatched cell, not an empty one. Booleans render as Yes/No with a label and a shape, not just a colour. What you see is what the database holds.