A native workspace for macOS
Move from a database to its server, inspect Redis, manage Cloudflare, and work with object storage without rebuilding your day around separate tools.
Interface preview · product data and account details are intentionally omitted
A focused toolkit
Built around the systems developers already run. Each module connects to the service you choose, with actions scoped to that connection.
Connect to MySQL, MariaDB, and Amazon RDS. Browse schemas and rows, run SQL, inspect grants, and stage data edits before committing.
Inspect keys and values, understand key types and expiry, and manage data from a Redis-focused browser.
Open separate tabs for SSH hosts. Check system resources, move and edit files, and continue in a terminal at the right path.
Keep domain, DNS, and tunnel tasks together. Review account token access and publish hostnames through configured tunnels.
Browse buckets and objects from AWS S3 and compatible endpoints such as Cloudflare R2 or MinIO. Preview supported files, track transfer progress, and create time-limited links.
Review repository pull requests, compare changed files and commits, follow checks, and manage review assignments from the workspace.
Some actions depend on permissions and services configured on your Mac or the connected provider. Feature coverage can vary by host, engine, and API token scope.
Less tool hopping
DevDeck brings related operational tasks into one desktop workspace. Use the connection you need, then move to the next system without changing apps.
Explore the modulesChoose an SSH host, database, Redis instance, Cloudflare account, or S3-compatible endpoint.
Browse records, keys, files, DNS, objects, pull requests, or live resource information.
Use the module’s available actions and review destructive or data-changing steps before they run.
Private by design
DevDeck stores connection credentials in macOS Keychain. When you connect, the app uses those credentials to talk to the provider you selected. They are not sent to a DevDeck cloud service.
Read the security modelClear boundaries
Credentials for your infrastructure are stored locally in this Mac’s Keychain and used when you connect to the provider.
LOCAL STORAGEConnection and action history is kept in local app storage. The subscription service does not receive SQL contents, Redis values, terminal text, or object names.
LOCAL STORAGEEmail sign-in, plan access, and Paddle Sandbox subscription events are handled by the account service. Payment details remain with Paddle.
ACCOUNT SERVICEPlans for one person
No teams or shared workspaces. Your plan and add-ons are attached to your personal account.
A small workspace to get started.
A little more room for regular work.
Twice the Beginner limits, including organization PR review.
Plans are billed monthly in USD during this sandbox test. Paddle Sandbox may use test payment details only. Your account access changes after a verified subscription event.
macOS desktop app
DevDeck brings databases, Redis, SSH, Cloudflare, S3, and pull request review into one native workspace. Direct signed and notarized DMG distribution is planned.
Mac App Store distribution is not part of the initial release plan.
This site uses Paddle Sandbox. Checkout and webhooks are connected for end-to-end testing. Use Paddle’s sandbox payment details; this environment does not collect live payments.
Good to know
Clear answers about the workspace, subscriptions, and local credentials.
The current desktop app includes MySQL, MariaDB and RDS database connections; Redis; SSH servers; Cloudflare domains, DNS and tunnels; S3-compatible storage; and GitHub pull request review. Host and provider permissions can affect which actions are available.
Infrastructure credentials are kept in the macOS Keychain on your Mac. When you connect, DevDeck sends the necessary request to the provider you selected. They are not uploaded to a DevDeck cloud service.
No cloud sync is available in the current build. Profiles and secrets remain local to the Mac where you created them.
This sandbox site supports test checkout for Free, Beginner, and Pro plans. It uses Paddle Sandbox and does not process live payments. Verified Paddle subscription webhooks update account entitlements.
The initial distribution plan is a direct macOS download, signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple. Mac App Store distribution and StoreKit are out of scope for launch.
The supported macOS version range will be published with the release build after compatibility and signing checks are complete.
One workspace. Your infrastructure.
Privacy overview
This site provides an email-code member portal and Paddle Sandbox checkout. The account service stores your email address, sign-in session hashes, plan, subscription status, and add-on quantities. Paddle Sandbox handles test payment details. The hosting provider may process standard web request data to serve the site. Product analytics are not configured.
DevDeck’s desktop app stores infrastructure credentials in macOS Keychain and operational activity locally on your Mac. The subscription service does not receive connection profiles, credentials, SQL contents, Redis values, terminal text, or object names.
Sandbox terms
Beginner, Pro, and add-on checkout on this site uses Paddle Sandbox test transactions. It does not take live payments or create a production subscription. Account access updates only after the service verifies a Paddle subscription event. Final commercial terms, cancellation details, and support information will be published before live billing is enabled.
Support
A verified support contact and status page will be published with the release. There is no support inbox or account portal configured on this site today.
