RizomaDBAll your databases, one place.

A free, open-source, no-telemetry database client for VS Code. 25 engines, one results grid, safe by default.

Connect from a screen of logos

Pick your engine; host, port and user are already filled in. Environments with protection, SSH tunnels, proxies, secrets only in VS Code's secret storage.

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A Run button above every statement

Run, Explain, Run all, parameters, a searchable history and notebooks, in each engine's own language.

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A results grid made for exploring

Sort, filter in the rows or in the database, resize, hide, record panel, copy as CSV/JSON/Markdown, and Load more on every engine.

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Edit in place, safely

Double-click a cell. Changes wait as pending; review the SQL and apply them in one transaction, with conflict detection.

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Safe by default

Layered policies where the strictest wins, one audit point for every write, read-only production, column masking.

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English and Spanish

Switch the language inside the extension, and follow the built-in guide that takes you by the hand.

Version 1.0.0

RizomaDB 1.0.0 is on the VS Code Marketplace (Open VSX is not published yet), but some things are not confirmed. The honest comparison and the acceptance checklist say exactly what is and is not verified.

Cloud services are not confirmed. RizomaDB has only been tested against local engines and official emulators, never against a real cloud account (AWS, Google Cloud, MongoDB Atlas, managed PostgreSQL/MySQL). Test with a read-only user or a throwaway database before relying on it: see Cloud and managed services.

Where to start

New here: Getting started, then Connections.
Coming from another tool: Migrating to RizomaDB and the honest comparison.
Looking for an engine: the capability matrix and the engine pages.
Rolling it out to a team: Policies, Deployment and Compliance.
Something wrong: Troubleshooting.