Talor
Let AI use your servers and databases while credentials stay local.
At a glance
Free + paid · Source review 2026-11-02- Price & billing
Official homepage reviewed 2026-11-02: Free $0 for individuals, up to 3 servers and 1 database; Professional (individual) $39 one-time.
- Free allowance
Official homepage reviewed 2026-11-02: Free $0 for individuals, up to 3 servers and 1 database; Professional (individual) $39 one-time.
- Best suited to
Developers who want AI to use servers and databases without sharing credentials
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
Developers who want AI to use servers and databases without sharing credentials
Limits and trade-offs
First version supports Windows 10 and 11 only; Mac is on a waitlist.
Plans and free allowances
Official homepage reviewed 2026-11-02: Free $0 for individuals, up to 3 servers and 1 database; Professional (individual) $39 one-time.
Maker-submitted product description
Reviewed for publication 2026-10-26. This material was supplied with the submission; it is not a hands-on test or independent verification of every claim.
Talor lets AI coding assistants (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) use your servers, databases and API keys — without ever seeing your passwords. Credentials are kept only in the local system's secure storage, so AI assistants never receive the plaintext passwords. It is built for developers who want AI coding assistants to work with real servers, databases and APIs safely. Pricing is Freemium: a free version plus a $39 lifetime version.
Maker-reported pricing model: freemium. Pricing has not been independently verified. Confirm current plans on the official website.
Evidence
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A closer look at Talor
Talor lets AI use your servers and databases while infrastructure credentials stay local on your Windows device, via a Talor Command that gives AI only scoped access, with no sign-in required for the free plan.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose Talor
- Developers who want AI tools to work on servers and databases without sharing passwords
- Windows users who want local-first, least-privilege AI access to infrastructure
When to choose something else
- Mac or Linux users, since the first version supports Windows 10 and 11, with Mac on a waitlist
- Users who need more than 3 servers and 1 database on Free, since Free gives up to 3 servers and 1 database
A practical starting workflow
- Add a server or database in Talor
- Copy the Talor Command created for that resource
- Paste the command into an AI tool and let it use the resource safely through Talor
Check before committing
- Vendor claims on the official page are not guarantees; actual results, quality and availability must be tested in the product.
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Common questions
What is Talor?
A tool that lets AI use your servers and databases while infrastructure credentials stay local.
Does Talor upload my passwords?
No, server and database passwords, SSH private keys, API keys and tokens stay on the local device by default.
What does the free plan include?
Free for individuals at $0, with up to 3 servers, 1 database and unlimited credentials, and no sign-in required.
How much is the Lifetime plan?
Professional (individual) is $39 one-time, with higher server and database usage limits and lifetime member status.
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Sources and checks
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