DbGate7.3.1

DbGate lets developers connect to MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle, SQLite, MongoDB, Redis, and other SQL or NoSQL engines, then inspect and edit their data through a database manager and SQL editor. Its data browser provides filters, related-table navigation, master-detail views, foreign-key lookups, batch updates, and macros for repetitive changes. The query console supports parameterized queries, code completion, suggested keywords, and query history.

It imports and exports multiple tables in one batch using SQL, CSV, JSON, XML, NDJSON, Excel, DBF, and YAML. A visual query designer creates joins across SQL tables, MongoDB collections, and CosmosDB containers, while ER diagrams, charts, map-based GEO views, data comparison, and HTML export help users analyze and present results. Database Chat accepts natural-language questions, produces answers, and can generate and run SQL only after the user explicitly permits it.

The tabbed interface includes built-in light and dark themes, customizable keyboard shortcuts, many language localizations, and a Theme AI Assistant that creates themes from natural-language descriptions. DbGate runs as a desktop application on Windows, macOS, and Linux, and its matching browser edition can be distributed through Docker, Azure, and Amazon services. Team-premium administration manages authentication, users, connections, and roles for shared environments.

DbGate Cloud stores connections and queries online, lets teams share connections and reach them from any device, and includes a public collection of useful SQL scripts. The freeware, open-source MacOS release is version 7.3.1, requires macOS 12 Monterey or later, and supports both Intel and Apple Silicon hardware.