DbGate

dbgate · v7.2.6

8.0

Database manager for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MongoDB, SQLite and others

Developer Tools macOS 12+ Homepage →

brew install --cask dbgate

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Trust Score 6/10

✓ Open source (GPL-3.0) +3

✗ Active development +0

✓ Licensed +1

✗ No auto-updates +0

✓ Not deprecated +1

✓ Established (>1yr) +1

✗ Low installs +0

Version History

v7.2.6

today7.2.5→7.2.6

19d ago7.2.4→7.2.5

27d ago7.2.3→7.2.4

1mo ago7.2.1→7.2.3

2mo ago7.2.0→7.2.1

2mo ago7.1.13→7.2.0

3mo ago7.1.12→7.1.13

3mo ago7.1.11→7.1.12

3mo ago7.1.10→7.1.11

4mo ago7.1.9→7.1.10

+ 6 older versions

Review

Mar 10, 2026

DbGate is a versatile, open-source database manager supporting MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MongoDB, SQLite, and more. It offers a user-friendly interface for developers and database administrators to manage and interact with various databases across platforms.

DbGate provides a comprehensive toolset for managing and interacting with multiple types of databases, including SQL and NoSQL.

Maturity: DbGate is a mature project with active development and a strong community following, as evidenced by its GitHub stats and recent updates.

Community: DbGate has received positive attention on Hacker News, with mentions highlighting its open-source nature, cross-platform support, and expanding database capabilities.

Pros

+ Cross-platform support for Windows, Linux, macOS, and web
+ Supports a wide range of databases, including SQL and NoSQL
+ Active development and responsive community
+ User-friendly interface with features like query execution and database management