DataGrip2026.2.5

DataGrip lets you connect to multiple relational and NoSQL databases, manage their contents, and run SQL from one interface on macOS. As a cross-platform database and SQL IDE, it gives developers a single workspace for working with different database systems instead of juggling separate tools. The macOS release belongs to the Developer Tools category, is freeware, targets Apple Silicon (arm64), and is currently version 2026.2.6,262.10968.148. JetBrains also provides a free 30-day trial.

Its query console runs commands in different modes and records activity in local history, while query history preserves every query in a log file. Parameterized SQL queries, customizable patterns, and SQL dialect options support repeatable database work across varied environments. JetBrains AI provides schema- and context-aware assistance for writing queries in a preferred language, fixing errors, optimizing statements, and converting between SQL dialects, with transparent AI costs and no vendor lock-in.

Context-sensitive completion understands table structures, foreign keys, and database objects created in the code being edited. On-the-fly analysis flags probable bugs and unresolved objects, then offers quick-fixes as you work. DataGrip imports script files, CSV, TSV, and other delimiter-separated text, and exports to formats including CSV, JSON, HTML, Markdown, and Excel, with the option to create custom formats.

Developers use it for everyday database administration, SQL development, debugging, and work involving several database technologies; Git, SVN, Mercurial, and other major version-control systems integrate with the IDE. Light and dark themes, color customization, a configurable keymap, and language plugins adjust the workspace, while JetBrains reports SOC 2 attestation and provides security, penetration-testing, and questionnaire materials through its Trust Center.