Let me guess, AI bloatDisabled by default, opt-in yourself
Probably another ancient DB managerHuh, a DB manager that's actually aesthetic???
Probably slow ElectronWhat! roughly 10mb, <1s startup
Probably way overpricedFree for life, and self-hostable
Let me guess, AI bloatDisabled by default, opt-in yourself
Probably another ancient DB managerHuh, a DB manager that's actually aesthetic???
Probably slow ElectronWhat! roughly 10mb, <1s startup
Probably way overpricedFree for life, and self-hostable
Let me guess, AI bloatDisabled by default, opt-in yourself
Probably another ancient DB managerHuh, a DB manager that's actually aesthetic???
Probably slow ElectronWhat! roughly 10mb, <1s startup
Probably way overpricedFree for life, and self-hostable
Let me guess, AI bloatDisabled by default, opt-in yourself
Probably another ancient DB managerHuh, a DB manager that's actually aesthetic???
Probably slow ElectronWhat! roughly 10mb, <1s startup
Probably way overpricedFree for life, and self-hostable
Let me guess, AI bloatDisabled by default, opt-in yourself
Probably another ancient DB managerHuh, a DB manager that's actually aesthetic???
Probably slow ElectronWhat! roughly 10mb, <1s startup
Probably way overpricedFree for life, and self-hostable
Let me guess, AI bloatDisabled by default, opt-in yourself
Probably another ancient DB managerHuh, a DB manager that's actually aesthetic???
Probably slow ElectronWhat! roughly 10mb, <1s startup
Probably way overpricedFree for life, and self-hostable
Let me guess, AI bloatDisabled by default, opt-in yourself
Probably another ancient DB managerHuh, a DB manager that's actually aesthetic???
Probably slow ElectronWhat! roughly 10mb, <1s startup
Probably way overpricedFree for life, and self-hostable
Let me guess, AI bloatDisabled by default, opt-in yourself
Probably another ancient DB managerHuh, a DB manager that's actually aesthetic???
Probably slow ElectronWhat! roughly 10mb, <1s startup
Probably way overpricedFree for life, and self-hostable
Let me guess, AI bloatDisabled by default, opt-in yourself
Probably another ancient DB managerHuh, a DB manager that's actually aesthetic???
Probably slow ElectronWhat! roughly 10mb, <1s startup
Probably way overpricedFree for life, and self-hostable
Let me guess, AI bloatDisabled by default, opt-in yourself
Probably another ancient DB managerHuh, a DB manager that's actually aesthetic???
Probably slow ElectronWhat! roughly 10mb, <1s startup
Probably way overpricedFree for life, and self-hostable
Let me guess, AI bloatDisabled by default, opt-in yourself
Probably another ancient DB managerHuh, a DB manager that's actually aesthetic???
Probably slow ElectronWhat! roughly 10mb, <1s startup
Probably way overpricedFree for life, and self-hostable
Let me guess, AI bloatDisabled by default, opt-in yourself
Probably another ancient DB managerHuh, a DB manager that's actually aesthetic???
Probably slow ElectronWhat! roughly 10mb, <1s startup
Probably way overpricedFree for life, and self-hostable

Features

SSH tunneling for private databases in Dora

Reach staging, production, and cloud databases that are not publicly exposed — without a VPN or a separate tunnel process running in a terminal.

SSH TunnelConnected

Jump host

bastion.prod.internal

Port 22 · Key auth · ubuntu

Target database

db-primary.internal:5432

PostgreSQL · prod-analytics

Tunnel established

Resolving jump host
SSH handshake
Opening port forward 5432 → localhost:5432
Connecting to database
Encrypted tunnel activelocalhost:5432
SSH tunnel config connecting to a private database through a jump host

Dora handles the SSH tunnel lifecycle alongside the database connection so you open one thing and get one working session, not a tunnel process you have to babysit separately.

Tunnel config is stored with the connection and encrypted in the same OS-backed credential store, so credentials and jump hosts stay private across machine restarts.

What you get

  • SSH tunnel config stored per connection
  • Jump host and key-based auth support
  • Tunnel lifecycle managed by the desktop app
  • Works with PostgreSQL, MySQL, and libSQL over SSH