MongoDB, without the browser baggage.
A native macOS workbench for browsing, querying, editing, and moving MongoDB data — written in Rust, rendered on the GPU, no Electron underneath.
> db.theaters.countDocuments({}) 1564 theaters · schema ▸ _id ObjectId ▸ theaterId Int32 ▾ location Document ▸ address Document ▸ geo Point
One window, the whole workflow.
Inspect, change, verify, and move data without rebuilding your context in another tool. Here’s the documents view on a live cluster:
The spec sheet.
| Documents | Tree and table views; filter, sort, project, paginate; edit inline or as JSON with guarded bulk operations. | mongosh-compatible filters |
|---|---|---|
| Aggregation | Build pipelines, inspect schemas and explain plans, keep the good ones in your Query Library. | query forge |
| Data transfer | Import, export, and copy between collections or databases — with progress, cancellation, and staged output. | JSON · CSV · BSON · Excel |
| Connections | Direct, SRV, SSH tunnel, or SOCKS5. Reusable profiles stay redacted or encrypted. | macOS Keychain |
| AI, optional | Ask MongoDB-aware questions via Gemini, OpenAI, Anthropic, or Ollama. Review every tool call; document samples are opt-in. | off by default |
| Interface | Keyboard-first, command palette, 13 themes. Written in Rust, rendered on the GPU. | GPUI · no Electron |
Your credentials stay out of config files.
OpenMango stores connection credentials and AI keys in macOS Keychain. Per-connection read-only mode blocks app-owned writes, and destructive actions revalidate their target before execution.
Read the safety details ↗safety.defaults
- credentialsmacOS Keychain
- write protectionper connection
- AI samplesopt-in
- support bundlesredacted