> why-dbcode

I spent 20 years jumping between code editors and database clients. Different apps, different shortcuts, different workflows. It was slow, it was annoying, and nobody seemed to care enough to fix it.

So I built DBCode: a full-featured database client that lives inside VS Code. No alt-tabbing. No context switching. Just your code and your data, side by side.

> the-indie-approach

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. When something needs fixing, it gets fixed. When a feature makes sense, it ships.

Every decision is made with one thing in mind: does this make working with databases less painful?

> what-you-can-expect

• Fast iterations. No bureaucracy between a good idea and a release.
• Direct support. Every email goes to me, and I reply.
• No fluff. Just tools that help you work with data faster.

> let’s-build

DBCode keeps getting better because people use it, break it, and tell me what they need.

Got a question? A feature idea? A bug?
Email me directly. No form. No bot. Just email.

Thanks for supporting indie software.