DBX0.6.34

DBX lets developers connect to databases, inspect their contents, and run SQL from a single workspace instead of switching among separate administration tools. It supports more than 100 data systems, including MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, and Redis, making it useful for local development, application debugging, and routine database maintenance.

The workspace combines connection management, SQL editing, data tables, schema utilities, an optional AI assistant, MCP support, and Docker-based self-hosted access. Its CodeMirror 6 editor provides metadata completion, SQL formatting, query history, and execution of only the selected statement or section. Data browsing uses virtual scrolling and supports inline row edits, WHERE and ORDER BY controls, SQL previews, and export tools.

DBX is aimed at developers and technical teams who need to move between database design, querying, and record-level inspection without leaving one application. The macOS build runs on Apple Silicon (arm64), while the project also supports Windows and Linux; the product is categorized as Developer Tools. DBX 0.6.19 is freeware and open-source, so it fits teams seeking an openly developed database manager for Mac.

Its Docker self-hosting and MCP capabilities are especially relevant when database access must fit into an existing development or automation environment. The optional AI features can assist with database work, while the editor and table controls remain available for direct, deliberate SQL and data handling.