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24 alternatives to DB Toolkit

Modern database management tool

Below are 24 products that do a similar job, ranked by how close each is in meaning and then by launch-day votes.

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    Today, after years of research, development, and refinement EdgeDB graduates to a production-ready database. We are very proud to announce EdgeDB 1.0.

    2022 · edgedb.com · its alternatives →

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    DBngin▲133

    Free all-in-one database version management tool 🛠️

    2018 · dbngin.com · its alternatives →

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    AI tool database organized by industry, function, and task

    2025 · retrieve.tools · its alternatives →

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    FIONA77 hadir sebagai forum gaming digital dengan pilihan permainan beragam, informasi menarik, dan peluang big profit yang mudah di dapatkan.

    2015 · mongotron.io · its alternatives →

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    Database schema change and version control for developers

    2023 · bytebase.com · its alternatives →

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    DBeaver▲130

    A free and universal database tool

    2018 · dbeaver.io · its alternatives →

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    A native GUI tool for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server & more

    2018 · tableplus.com · its alternatives →

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    SnapDB▲158

    Dependency free database management for productive people.

    2025 · its alternatives →

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    Hi HN! I’m Justin, founder and CEO of Arctype, and we’re very excited to share Arctype with the community. Arctype is a cross-platform GUI (soon to be open-sourced) to manage and query your databases, with built-in collaboration and visualization. It currently supports Postgres, MySQL, and SQLite, as well as newer-generation databases like ClickHouse, PlanetScale, and Yugabyte (and more coming very soon!). Think of Arctype as “phpMyAdmin meets Postman”. Most of our team grew up learning how to program using the LAMP stack and we missed the experience of interacting with our databases using…

    2022 · arctype.com · its alternatives →

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    Free database design & management, reporting and forms

    2023 · valentina-db.com · its alternatives →

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    An Objective-C database abstraction framework. Contribute to fjolnir/DatabaseKit development by creating an account on GitHub.

    2012 · github.com · its alternatives →

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    Modern database management tool

    Nov 2025 · liquidb.app · its alternatives →

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    MacOS management app for SQL Databases

    2020 · apps.apple.com · its alternatives →

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    Manipulate your SQLite database like a giant Javascript object. Built with o1.

    2024 · gist.github.com · its alternatives →

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    Modern database tool for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server...

    2019 · apps.apple.com · its alternatives →

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    Atlas▲15

    Manage your database schema as code

    2025 · atlasgo.io · its alternatives →

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    Chat to DB, generate SQL. Reinventing data interaction.

    Mar 2026 · steelsql.com · its alternatives →

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    A look at modern database approaches and how Citus scales PG

    2016 · softwareengineeringdaily.com · its alternatives →

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    Schema▲27

    Postgres and MySQL databases for iOS

    2025 · tryschema.com · its alternatives →

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    Hello fellow hackers! I'm excited to share the launch of WhoDB by Clidey. We are hoping to redefine the user experience with database management. Going away from the LLMs hype, we really just want to make developers' lives better! WhoDB is written in Golang, is lightweight, and supports a variety of database backends (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite3, MongoDB, & Redis). WhoDB offers: * Better UX: Intuitive and easy-to-use interface. * Faster Performance: Built with GoLang for exceptional speed and table virtualization in the Frontend. * Schema Visualization: Interactive graphs to visualize your…

    2024 · github.com · its alternatives →

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