A native PostgreSQL client, in the same app.
Mongon started as a MongoDB client. Now it speaks PostgreSQL too — browse schemas, edit rows inline, and run SQL with autocomplete, all in the same fast, native Mac app your MongoDB connections live in.
Browse schemas & tables
Every database on the server in the sidebar, every schema and table one click away. Paginated row views stay fast on millions of rows.
SQL editor with autocomplete
Keyword and identifier autocomplete as you type, multi-statement execution, and a paginated result grid with CSV export.
Inline row editing
Double-click a cell to edit it. Insert, update, and delete rows without writing a single UPDATE statement.
SSH tunnels & TLS
Reach databases behind a bastion host with password or private-key SSH auth. TLS for direct connections. Credentials live in the macOS Keychain.
CSV export
Export the current page or every matching row — streamed in batches so large tables don't blow up memory.
Lives next to your other databases
PostgreSQL connections sit in the same sidebar as MongoDB and Redis — same shortcuts, same command palette, one app.
Works with your Postgres, wherever it runs
Paste any standard postgresql:// connection string — Supabase, Neon, AWS RDS, Railway, Render, or a box in your closet. The live validator tells you what's wrong before you hit Connect, and SSH tunneling reaches databases that only listen behind a bastion host.