Wurk.Flow
Local-first data modeling IDE with SQL and lineage
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- DevelopersData EngineersData Scientists
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- Freemium
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Sep 12, 2026
About Wurk.Flow
Wurk.Flow unifies schema design, a live SQL workspace, column-level lineage, and source-to-target mapping in a single local-first modeling IDE. It allows you to visualize and manage data structures directly in your browser or on your desktop without requiring an email for initial use. The platform supports up to 15 tables for free, providing a focused environment for building and documenting data models.
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Product Updates (2)
26.10.1 update dropping next week
The MCP has gotten a major overhaul, allowing it to touch every aspect off the application as well as clean up your schema. The UI has gotten a new fall theme. Minor bug fixes for connecting to 3rd party AI services. Themed Easter egg in the command pallet.
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A workflow board that shows the stage of each task is useful. I would want a filter for items waiting on someone else.
Drop a database file on the Wurk.Flow canvas and it becomes a diagram.
Drop a database file on the Wurk.Flow canvas and it becomes a diagram. CSV, JSON, SQLite, DuckDB, SQL DDL — 30 seconds, all five, no cuts. Nothing gets uploaded. The parsing happens on your machine. A CSV lands as a table you can query on the spot, and nested JSON gets split into separate related tables with the foreign keys already drawn. Try it in your browser — no install, no sign-up: app.wurk.haus (SQLite files need the desktop app.)
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The local-first approach and quick database-to-diagram workflow look valuable for teams exploring schemas; lineage details could make the handoff to documentation even smoother.
@nckbrz Thanks! it has saved me a few times with our business users hand us CSVs and ask up to get them in snowflake with a model they can use in PBI. The fun part is you can query the CSVs right off the bat, letting you do some quick DQ.
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Average 4.8 out of 5
Based on 6 reviews
A workflow board that shows the stage of each task is useful. I would want a filter for items waiting on someone else.
Great product
good luck local first its hard to promote
Comments (4)
A second dock with live widgets is a clever way to use Mac screen space. Does it support custom widget layouts per monitor?
When a JSON export gains new fields, can Wurk.Flow update the existing model while preserving manual mappings, or does it need a fresh import?
Column-level lineage in a local-first tool is a great combo — no email to start is a nice touch. Congrats on #1!
Wurk.Flow started when I needed access to ER-Studio and was told by our software acquisition team that it’s over $3,000 a seat. I needed something stronger than a simple diagramming tool.