About
Hi, I'm Nick.
I'm Nicholas Xerri, an independent developer in Malta. I build apps that assume someone will try to get in, and make sure they can't.
SQLAtlas has one rule above the others: show the data exactly as stored, and write it back exactly as typed. A database tool that quietly changes how a date is stored doesn't crash. The data is just a little bit wrong, and that is the worst kind of wrong.
The second rule is that your data is none of my business. No account, no analytics, nothing sent home. If a feature needs something to leave your computer, it asks first and shows you exactly what.
The eight-pointed cross next to my name is the Maltese cross. The tagline, Built like a bastion, is a nod to Valletta's walls.
My other apps are at nicholasxerri.com. Questions about SQLAtlas: support@sqlatlas.eu.
Three walls
How I build SQLAtlas.
Exactly as stored
Values are shown as the database holds them and written back as typed parameters. Never reformatted, never rounded.
None of my business
No account, no analytics, no telemetry. Anything optional that sends data asks first and shows you what.
Secure by default
TLS verified, SSH host keys checked, passwords only in your keychain. Security is never a paid extra.