Release Notes

Everything new, improved, and fixed in Mongon — on Mac and iPhone.

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3.0.9

Fixed

SSH Tunneling

SSH tunnels now connect reliably — password and private-key auth, through any bastion host, for MongoDB, PostgreSQL, and Redis alike.

Improved

Performance

Faster connection startup and general responsiveness.

3.0.8

New

Redis Connections

Connect to Redis alongside MongoDB — standalone, Cluster, and Sentinel deployments, with TLS (rediss://) support. Browse keys, inspect every data type, and manage TTLs.

New

Redis CLI

A built-in Redis command line with as-you-type autocomplete for commands, just like the MongoDB shell.

3.0.7

New

PostgreSQL Connections

Mongon goes multi-database: connect to PostgreSQL, browse schemas and tables, edit rows inline, and run SQL with autocomplete.

New

SQL Editor

A dedicated SQL editor with keyword autocomplete, multi-statement execution, and CSV export.

3.0

Improved

Redesigned Interface

A refreshed look across the whole app — cleaner sidebar, new data views, and smoother animations.

Improved

Performance

Snappier browsing and lower memory usage.

2.5

New

iPhone Companion

Mongon arrives on iOS — your connections sync from the Mac through end-to-end encrypted CloudKit.

2.1

New

Copy Database

Copy an entire database to the same server, a saved connection, or any MongoDB instance via connection string — with deferred index creation for speed.

1.0

New

Relation Navigation

Click any ObjectId to jump to the related document. Mongon automatically detects which collection the ID belongs to using fuzzy matching.

New

35+ Date Macros

Type # anywhere in your query to access date macros like #today, #last7days, #startOfMonth. Works in filters, projections, sorts, and all aggregation stages.

New

Aggregation Pipeline Builder

Visual pipeline builder supporting all 14 stages. Click on any stage to preview intermediate output. Drag to reorder, export as code.

New

CloudKit Sync

Saved connections sync across all your Macs through iCloud. End-to-end encrypted via Apple CloudKit. Credentials stored in macOS Keychain.

New

Quick Open

Press ⌘P to open the command palette. Jump to any collection, tab, or saved query instantly.