Developer-first
Every decision starts with "does this help someone get their query done faster?" We build the tool we use ourselves, every day.
Sutido started out of frustration. Our projects run MongoDB next to PostgreSQL next to SQL Server — and every engine came with its own client, its own shortcuts, its own way of hiding the button you need. Half the tools felt like they were designed in 2010, and none of them talked to each other.
We wanted one fast, keyboard-driven workspace that treats every engine properly: the real mongo shell, proper GO batches for SQL Server, session-pinned PostgreSQL scripts, AQL for Aerospike, native ClickHouse SQL, Kibana Console syntax for Elasticsearch. With autocomplete that knows the schema, a results grid that behaves like a spreadsheet, and safety nets for the queries you wish you hadn't run.
When we couldn't find it, we built it. We're just getting started.