MyDevTools vs dbdelve
Desktop developer tools and database clients compared
MyDevTools combines a broad set of developer utilities, an API client, and database clients in one local-first desktop app. dbdelve focuses on database work, with query editing, data browsing, and support for a wider range of database engines; it also offers Windows builds.
MyDevTools: Tauri Desktop Developer Workstation
MyDevTools is a Tauri v2 desktop workstation that brings 80+ developer tools, an API client, and SQL, MongoDB, and Redis clients into one local-first app. It targets developers who want everyday utilities on their machine without an account or a MyDevTools server.
dbdelve: Native Cross-Platform Database Client in Rust and GPUI
DBDelve is a fast, lightweight, native database client built with Rust and GPUI for macOS, Linux, and Windows. It connects to multiple database engines and aims to offer a responsive alternative to heavier desktop clients.
| MyDevTools | dbdelve | |
|---|---|---|
| Language | TypeScript | Rust |
| License | AGPL-3.0 | GPL-3.0 |
| Stars | 31 | 628 |
| Forks | 1 | 37 |
| Last analyzed | Oct 18, 2026 | Oct 31, 2026 |
Key differences
- MyDevTools combines 80+ utilities, API and database clients, and productivity tools; dbdelve is focused on database connections, queries, and data browsing.
- MyDevTools uses TypeScript with a Tauri v2, Next.js, React, and TypeScript interface; dbdelve is built with Rust and GPUI.
- MyDevTools supports PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and Redis as database clients; dbdelve lists those engines plus MariaDB, SQLite, Turso, DuckDB, Snowflake, SQL Server, Redis-compatible databases, and ClickHouse.
- MyDevTools published builds are for macOS and Linux; dbdelve supports macOS, Linux, and Windows.
- MyDevTools uses the AGPL-3.0 license; dbdelve uses GPL-3.0.
- Both projects are early in their lifecycle and have concentrated development, but dbdelve reports prompt issue handling while MyDevTools has limited issue closure activity.
Choose MyDevTools if you…
- want everyday developer utilities and an API client alongside database tools.
- prefer local storage for notes, tool data, credentials, and secrets.
- need a desktop app with published macOS or Linux builds.
Choose dbdelve if you…
- need a database-focused client with support for a broad range of engines.
- want to edit query results, import data with previews, or query local files.
- need a client with Windows support, connection access modes, or SSH tunnels.
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