Install Docutaz

About Docutaz

Docutaz is a cross-platform desktop GUI for MongoDB 8+, a maintained fork of Robomongo / Robo 3T. It provides a shell, query editor, result tree/table/text views, query history, connection environment colours, and connection management including mongodb+srv:// (Atlas) support.

What's new in 2.6.0

Docutaz 2.6.0 New Backup and restore, built in — Dump and restore databases or collections from the server, database and collection context menus, using the MongoDB Database Tools (mongodump/mongorestore, plus mongoexport/mongoimport for single-collection JSON). Output as a directory, a gzipped archive or JSON. Docutaz finds the tools automatically (configured folder, environment variable, per-OS install dirs, PATH); the new Preferences → Database Tools folder points it at a custom location. Restores are treated as a mass write and go through the production write-guard. The Linux Flatpak bundles the tools, so there is nothing extra to install there. Partial indexes — The index dialog gained a Partial filter field on the Advanced tab, so you can index only the documents matching a filter (e.g. { qty: { $gt: 0 } }). Changed The write-guard is quieter by default — On a guarded connection, only operations that can affect more than one document (or mass/structural ops like drop) prompt for confirmation; single-document edits and deletes now go through silently. A new preference restores prompting on single-document changes if you prefer the old behaviour. Fixed Windows: connections appearing to vanish after an upgrade — Launching from the installer's finish page ran the app elevated, so it read and wrote its config under the installing account's profile — an upgrading user saw an empty connection list while their connections sat untouched under their own ~/.Docutaz. The app is now started under the interactive user's own token. If you hit this on 2.5.0, your connections were nev...

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