25 MB to manage 100+ databases!

Try it once and you can feel it: DBX is the database management client that ends the competition.

DBX is almost the perfect free database client.

Adopt dbx if you need a lightweight, cross-platform client that covers many databases.

A lightweight, cross-platform, offline-capable database desktop client that supports over 40 databases.

If you are tired of Navicat's expensive licensing and DBeaver's heaviness, try DBX, a powerful open-source tool under 20MB.

An open-source tool that's only 20MB, yet it packs in 80+ databases — MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB, Oracle, ClickHouse, and Dameng all connect.

DBX's real value may not be rebuilding DBeaver, but rethinking what a database tool should look like in the AI era.

It genuinely works, and it feels smooth in daily use. This AI-powered database management tool is really worth a try.

The 15 MB figure isn't hype. Tauri 2 doesn't embed Chromium; it directly calls the system's WebView — this alone saves over 100 MB compared to Electron.

Try it once and you can feel it: DBX is the database management client that ends the competition.

DBX is almost the perfect free database client.

Adopt dbx if you need a lightweight, cross-platform client that covers many databases.

A lightweight, cross-platform, offline-capable database desktop client that supports over 40 databases.

If you are tired of Navicat's expensive licensing and DBeaver's heaviness, try DBX, a powerful open-source tool under 20MB.

An open-source tool that's only 20MB, yet it packs in 80+ databases — MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB, Oracle, ClickHouse, and Dameng all connect.

DBX's real value may not be rebuilding DBeaver, but rethinking what a database tool should look like in the AI era.

It genuinely works, and it feels smooth in daily use. This AI-powered database management tool is really worth a try.

The 15 MB figure isn't hype. Tauri 2 doesn't embed Chromium; it directly calls the system's WebView — this alone saves over 100 MB compared to Electron.

Reached #2 on GitHub Trending, with Repository of the Day, Week, and Month badges on Trendshift.

The editor's metadata-aware autocomplete is a differentiator, and the built-in MCP server is a unique advantage.

An AI SQL assistant that writes, explains, optimizes, and fixes SQL, plus native MCP Server support — Cursor and Claude Code can query your database directly.

A 15MB package that packs in 40+ databases, AI assistance, and full database management — that alone is a cool thing.

A lightweight yet all-in-one database management tool, supporting dozens of databases with built-in AI.

It doesn't have every DBeaver feature, but everything it has is done well. The AI assistant isn't a gimmick — it's genuinely useful.

Is Navicat too expensive or DBeaver too heavy? Xiaoz has finally found it: DBX.

So fast you forget it's a database tool. Like air — present, but never in the way.

Free and open source, zero setup — download and run. It may not match DBeaver feature-for-feature, but it's simple and smooth.

Reached #2 on GitHub Trending, with Repository of the Day, Week, and Month badges on Trendshift.

The editor's metadata-aware autocomplete is a differentiator, and the built-in MCP server is a unique advantage.

An AI SQL assistant that writes, explains, optimizes, and fixes SQL, plus native MCP Server support — Cursor and Claude Code can query your database directly.

A 15MB package that packs in 40+ databases, AI assistance, and full database management — that alone is a cool thing.

A lightweight yet all-in-one database management tool, supporting dozens of databases with built-in AI.

It doesn't have every DBeaver feature, but everything it has is done well. The AI assistant isn't a gimmick — it's genuinely useful.

Is Navicat too expensive or DBeaver too heavy? Xiaoz has finally found it: DBX.

So fast you forget it's a database tool. Like air — present, but never in the way.

Free and open source, zero setup — download and run. It may not match DBeaver feature-for-feature, but it's simple and smooth.