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Clidey

Clidey

Founded by Hemang Kandwal in 2024

Explore and manage self-hosted database infrastructure without vendor lock-in

Pricing model

Free trial, Paid

Rating

★ Mixed Reviews

Time to value

Quick Setup (< 1 hour)

You can use Clidey to inspect, explore, and manage complex database environments across your technical infrastructure. As the creator of open-source utilities like WhoDB, it allows engineering and analytics teams to view schemas, query tables, and understand their records without risking data privacy. Because the projects are completely self-hosted, your data never leaves your internal network or exposes credentials to third parties. It offers clear visibility into relational and document databases while avoiding proprietary vendor lock-in and keeping security controls firmly in your own hands.

What Clidey does

Deploy a database administration web interface locallyConnect securely to relational and NoSQL databasesBrowse database tables, indexes, and foreign keysExecute SQL queries and inspect returned recordsReview table schema structures and relationshipsVerify data accuracy without moving records outside the perimeterSelf-hosted deployment on local machines or private serversVisual schema exploration across multiple database enginesInteractive querying without third-party cloud lock-inData governance and privacy retention within internal networksDirect support for relational and document datastoresOpen-source codebase available for customization

Pricing breakdown

Pricing model: Free trial, Paid

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