Query
Write and run typed MongoDB scripts in a workspace made for focused exploration.
A focused MongoDB GUI
for developers.
Browse collections, run real MongoDB Node.js driver scripts in a typed query editor, inspect BSON-safe results, and keep encrypted connection profiles on your device.
Available for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Built for daily database work
A practical tool for your MongoDB workflow.
Move from connecting to inspecting data without switching tools or losing context.
Search
Find connections, databases, collections, and documents quickly from one place.
Transfer
Move data between collections and environments with a clear, guided workflow.
Local credentials
Your saved connection details remain encrypted and stored on your device.
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A real desktop workspace
Use native window controls, keyboard shortcuts, tabs, and a layout designed for long working sessions.
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Install MongoG and connect to your first database in minutes.
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Current release: MongoG 1.2.23
Release notes
Improved performance and stability across update checks, downloads, and operational reporting. Added a privacy-preserving installation UUID that remains stable across app updates and restarts, enabling unique update-device reporting without hardware fingerprints or account data. Admin update reporting now separates request volume from distinct installations and supports exact device filtering. Update checks continue anonymously when local identity persistence is unavailable.
Frequently asked questions
Good to know.
Is MongoG free to use?
Yes. You can download and use the core MongoG experience for free.
Does MongoG support MongoDB Atlas?
Yes. Connect with your Atlas connection string just as you would with any MongoDB client.
Where are my credentials stored?
Your saved connection credentials are encrypted and stored locally on your device.
Which platforms are supported?
MongoG is available for macOS, Windows, and Linux.