Your database client shouldn’t need a runtime stack just to open a table
DBX is a lightweight cross-platform database client for builders working across SQL, NoSQL, local files, and AI-assisted workflows.
It helps you query, inspect, edit, and move data from one place by combining a ~15 MB Tauri desktop app, Docker/web self-hosting, built-in SQL tooling, and MCP/AI integrations.
Key features:
• 40 database support – works with MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Redis, MongoDB, DuckDB, ClickHouse, SQL Server, Oracle, Elasticsearch, and more
• Small desktop footprint – ships around 15 MB with no Java, Python venv, or bundled Chromium
• Practical query editor – CodeMirror 6, autocomplete, selected SQL execution, formatting, diagnostics, history, snippets, and tab restore
• Data workbench tools – virtual-scrolled grid, inline editing, export/copy formats, CSV/Excel import, transfers, diffs, and schema tools
• AI MCP integration – generate/explain/fix SQL, run safety checks, and let MCP-compatible agents query configured connections
It’s open-source (AGPL-3.0 license).
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