I spent two decades jumping between code editors and database clients. Different apps, different shortcuts, different workflows. Slow, annoying, broken. Nobody fixed it.
So I built DBCode. A full database client that lives inside your editor. No alt-tabbing. No context switching. Code and data, side by side.
How it works
I'm Mike Burgh. I design, build, and support DBCode solo. No VCs. No product managers. No layers between your feedback and the next release. Every decision answers one question: does this make working with databases less painful?
What that looks like in practice:
- Fast iterations. 159 releases in the last twelve months, each one driven by a real bug or feature request.
- Direct support. Every email lands in my inbox. No tickets, no canned replies.
- No fluff. Tools that make database work less painful, and nothing else.
Get in touch
Found a bug? Got an idea? It goes straight to me. No triage queue, no support tier.
Email me directly. No form. No bot.