DbGate
DbGate is cross-platform database manager. Simple and effective, allowing to work with many various databases simultaneously - SQL and NoSQL.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Flathub
- Flatpak
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
Features
- Database Management Tool
- Ad-free
- Relational Database
- MongoDB
- Autocompletion
- Support for MS SQL Server
- ER Diagrams
Support for MariaDB- SQLite
- NoSQL database
- Visual Query Builder
- Dark Mode
- Works Offline
- Import CSV Data
- Extensible by Plugins/Extensions
DbGate News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
marcel_glaeser added DbGate as alternative to DumpCleaner
ahmetalsan added DbGate as alternative to SilentDock- gczheng reviewed DbGate
As a backend developer managing multiple DBA, DbGate saves me from juggling different clients. It handles connections securely, exports data cleanly, and the dark mode is easy on the eyes. Not perfect—occasional lag with huge result sets—but actively developed and genuinely useful. A solid open-core tool with real potential.
ovafopelalu44 added DbGate as alternative to SQL Developer- bennoE reviewed DbGate
I used DbGate Premium for the last month for work and it providde me with all features I neede in a intuitive way. It supports MySQL and multiple Databases.
- munene-wanjohi reviewed DbGate
I've been using DbGate across multiple web development projects involving MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB, and it's become my go-to database client.
What stands out most is the multi-tab multi-connection interface — I can work across several databases simultaneously without switching windows. The table data editor is clean and intuitive, and the import/export support (CSV, JSON, Excel) covers most real-world needs without needing extra tooling.
The web app mode is a hidden gem — I've used it...
- munene-wanjohi liked DbGate
What is DbGate?
Open source database manager for SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MongoDB and more.
It's designed to be simple to use and effective, when working with more databases simultaneously. But there are also many advanced features like schema compare, visual query designer, chart visualisation or batch export and import.
DbGate is licensed under MIT license and is completely free.
Supported databases:
- MySQL
- PostgreSQL
- SQL Server
- MongoDB
- SQLite
- Amazon Redshift
- CockroachDB
- MariaDB
Freemium: https://dbgate.io/pricing
DbGate information
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Comments and Reviews
Support multiple RDBMS and NoSQL, Visual Query Designer, Extensions/Plugins support
As a backend developer managing multiple DBA, DbGate saves me from juggling different clients. It handles connections securely, exports data cleanly, and the dark mode is easy on the eyes. Not perfect—occasional lag with huge result sets—but actively developed and genuinely useful. A solid open-core tool with real potential.
I used DbGate Premium for the last month for work and it providde me with all features I neede in a intuitive way. It supports MySQL and multiple Databases.
I've been using DbGate across multiple web development projects involving MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB, and it's become my go-to database client.
What stands out most is the multi-tab multi-connection interface — I can work across several databases simultaneously without switching windows. The table data editor is clean and intuitive, and the import/export support (CSV, JSON, Excel) covers most real-world needs without needing extra tooling.
The web app mode is a hidden gem — I've used it for self-hosted team access on projects, which removes the need to install anything locally for collaborators.
DBGate has been a real game changer for my workflow. I work daily with multiple databases: MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and Redis and for a long time I relied on separate client applications for each of them. While that setup worked, it consumed too many system resources and made my workflow less efficient.
After trying several alternatives, I finally found DBGate, and it delivers exactly what I was looking for. It provides reliable multi-database support in a single, lightweight application without compromising performance. Everything runs smoothly, and managing both SQL and NoSQL databases in one place has significantly simplified my daily work.
If you’re handling multiple database systems, DBGate is definitely worth considering.
DBGate is a very solid database client, especially if you work with multiple database engines. I regularly use it with PostgreSQL, SQL Server, and MySQL, and switching between them is smooth and intuitive.
The UI is clean, performance is good even on large schemas, and features like query editor, data browsing, and schema management are well thought out. Compared to heavier tools, DBGate feels fast and lightweight while still being powerful.
Definitely a good alternative to tools like DBeaver or DataGrip, especially if you prefer a simpler and faster workflow.
DbGate has become my go-to database tool. I love how clean and intuitive the UI is; it makes navigating complex schemas feel effortless. The filters are especially well-implemented and save me a lot of time daily.
The only thing missing for my specific workflow is the ability to view/convert bytes to string format easily. Adding a conversion toggle for that would make the tool perfect. Even without it, this is easily the best DB manager I’ve tried. Great work!