See your data.
Query it too.

You need to check if the migration ran. Or verify that the seeded data looks right. Or find a specific user's row to debug a query. Without a database GUI, you're writing psql commands in a terminal, remembering the connection string, and squinting at unformatted output.

Open any database instance in Donk and you get a full visual browser. A sidebar lists every table with row counts. Click a table and you see a paginated data grid — 200 rows per page, sortable by any column, with primary keys highlighted. Toggle the schema panel to see column types, keys, defaults, and constraints.

When browsing isn't enough — run queries. A built-in SQL editor lets you write and execute queries directly inside the viewer. Hit Ctrl+Enter and the results appear in the same data grid — columns, rows, execution time. Multi-statement support means you can run migrations, inserts, and selects in sequence. For MongoDB, write JSON commands. For Redis, run CLI-style commands. Mutations are detected automatically and the table view refreshes to reflect changes.

• Table browser sidebar with row counts and a filter box
• Paginated data grid — 200 rows per page, sortable, scrollable
• Schema inspector — column types, primary keys, defaults, constraints
• Query editor — write and execute SQL, MongoDB, or Redis commands directly (Ctrl+Enter)
• Multi-statement support — run multiple queries in sequence, mutations auto-detected
• Ctrl+F search across visible data, Ctrl+E to export
• Works across SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and Redis
• Truncate tables with confirmation dialog
• Query timing displayed — see how fast your data loads