Introducing Sutido: Every Database, One Fast Client

Real projects don't run on one database. Sutido is one fast desktop client for MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MSSQL, Aerospike and ClickHouse — keyboard-driven, honest about safety, and free for everyday work.

Why One Client?

Our own projects run MongoDB next to PostgreSQL next to SQL Server. Every engine came with its own tool, its own shortcuts, and its own way of hiding the button we needed. Switching clients per database is friction we refused to accept — so we built a workspace that treats every engine as first-class: the real mongo shell, proper GO batches for MSSQL, session-pinned PostgreSQL scripts, AQL for Aerospike, and native ClickHouse SQL.

Key Features

IntelliShell

One Monaco-powered editor that speaks each engine's language, with autocomplete fed by your live connection — collection and table names, fields and columns, MongoDB operators and engine-specific keywords, suggested as you type.

A Results Grid That Behaves Like a Spreadsheet

Select rows and columns, sort any column, and copy exactly the shape you need: plain value lists, TSV that pastes straight into Excel, JSON, SQL IN lists, or Markdown tables. Filter by a cell value, diff two rows, drill into nested documents with breadcrumbs leading back.

Safety Nets for Production

Updates and deletes are journaled locally before they run — restore dropped documents from the changelog. Context actions preview their scripts before executing. And abort actually cancels server-side: pg_cancel_backend on Postgres, request cancellation on MSSQL, KILL QUERY on ClickHouse.

Built-in SSH Tunneling

Tunnels with password or private-key auth, trust-on-first-use host keys, and a native fingerprint dialog when a server key ever changes — instead of a silent failure. Credentials are stored with OS-level encryption, local-only.

AI Query Generation

Describe what you want in plain language and Sutido generates the query for the current engine. Bring your own key — OpenAI, Google Gemini, or Anthropic Claude — and requests go directly from your machine to the provider.

Getting Started

1. Download Sutido from our download page
2. Run the installer
3. Pick your engine and paste a connection URI — all five schemes work
4. Start querying

What's Next

We're actively working on macOS and Linux support and features based on your feedback. Write to us to share your thoughts and help shape the future of Sutido.

We built Sutido because we needed it. We hope you'll find it as useful as we do.