Dependency-free database management with SnapDB, the macOS app designed for seamless DB management and monitoring. No Brew, no Vagrant, no Docker - nothing. Just select your desired database service, choose a port and create!
Hey Product Hunters! 👋
I'm thrilled to announce the launch of SnapDB, a powerful macOS application designed to simplify your database management experience. Whether you're a developer, data scientist, or database administrator, SnapDB is here to make your DB experience smoother and more efficient.
Key Features:
🚀 Quick Database Setup: Spin up your preferred database services in just a few clicks.
🌐 Multiple Version Management: Run multiple versions and types of database services simultaneously without any hassle.
🧪 Monitoring: Stay informed with instant alerts if any issues arise with your database services.
Unlike other tools, SnapDB doesn't rely on Homebrew, Docker, or any other dependencies. It's a standalone solution that keeps your system clean and clutter-free.
Try it out for free and let me know what you think!
PS: We're offering an exclusive 25% LIFETIME PLAN discount to the Product Hunt community! 🎉 Use the code PRODUCTHUNT2025 at checkout for this limited-time offer.
Congratulations on the release of SnapDB! The focus on a dependency-free experience is a significant improvement for database management. How does SnapDB ensure compatibility with various database services while maintaining ease of use for users with different technical backgrounds?
Congrats on the launch! Looks pretty sleek 🔥
Quick question - What are the over & above features from DBngin(https://dbngin.com/) considering that DBngin's free?
Sounds like a very cool idea, was recently talking with a friend and he was wondering how he could do a step back from all those brew dependencies. Really cool how you’ve basically solved his problem hahah! I’m looking forward to your updates!
I've been looking for something like this. Awesome that you have a lot of MariaDB versions included. I used a brew installation that kept breaking my databases everytime I updated it. Looking forward to your future updates 👍
sounds like an interesting app!
Do you have plans to support additional database services in the future?
Really cool idea! Setting up Postgres locally is always a time-suck.
Does it include UI apps like pgAdmin, or at least make it easy to connect?
