The DynamoDB GUI with real SQL & your AI agent
A fast, local-first desktop client for DynamoDB. Real SQL with joins and aggregations, visual editing, and an AI agent on your own Bedrock keys — your table data talks straight to AWS, never through our servers.
Free 30-day trial, no credit card — then the Free plan with no time limit.
Everything runs on your own AWS credentials
Ask your tables anything.
An agent that reads your schema, runs queries, and drafts writes — powered by Amazon Bedrock through your AWS credentials. There is no DynoTable server in the loop.
Your Bedrock, your keys
The model runs in your account. You pay AWS at cost, no markup, no per-seat AI tax. Prompts, schema, and rows never leave your AWS boundary.
Reads real schema
It inspects keys, GSIs and item shapes first — then picks Query over Scan when it can.
Drafts you approve
Writes are shown as a reviewable diff. Nothing is committed without your say-so.
Joins for a database that has none.
Draw relationships between tables on a canvas and work the joined view live as you edit — no schema migration, no ETL.
Live recompute
Add or drop an edge and the joined grid recomputes instantly as you edit.
By PK or GSI
Join on the primary key or any global secondary index — DynoTable picks the cheapest read.
Read-only by default
The base tables are never mutated. The view is a projection you can export or query.
Real SQL. GROUP BY, COUNT, joins.
Write a full SELECT with aggregations and multi-table joins over your live DynamoDB data — results stream in as the rows arrive. Real SQL, within DynamoDB's access-pattern rules.
Aggregations DynamoDB can't
SUM, AVG, COUNT DISTINCT, HAVING — the SQL you reach for, on a NoSQL store.
See the cost before you run
When a plan is available, the preview identifies Scan versus Query and the index; the RCU estimate appears only when table metadata supports it. An ordinary partition Query shows no RCU.
Drops into the grid
Results are the same data grid as everywhere else — sort, filter, and open any row.
Your favorite agent, your data.
Connect Claude Code, Cursor or Codex to DynoTable over MCP. The agent reads your schema and works your tables through a connection you scope and approve — writes still land in staging for your review.
Any MCP client
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex — connect over standard MCP with OAuth, one connection per profile.
You approve the connection
Each agent gets the scope you choose — read-only, read + stage, or full — and only the profiles you expose.
Agents propose, you commit
External agents never write directly. Changes land in staging as a reviewable diff — you commit.
Does what the AWS Console can't. Lighter than the cloud clients.
| DynoTable | AWS Console | Cloud clients | |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI agent on your own credentials | Yes | — | 3rd-party |
| Visual joins & real SQL | Yes | — | partial |
| Keyboard-first, ⌘K everywhere | Yes | — | varies |
| Table data never touches our servers | Yes | in-browser | synced to cloud |
| Constant-memory exports (1M+ rows) | Yes | — | varies |
Straight answers.
How is this different from Dynobase or the cloud clients?
Three things: a SQL Workbench that runs real joins, GROUP BY and aggregates over your tables, an AI agent that runs on your own AWS Bedrock, and a local-first design — your table data and AWS credentials never touch a DynoTable server, where cloud clients route them through theirs.
Does the AI send my data to a third party?
No. The agent runs on Amazon Bedrock through your own AWS credentials — prompts, schema, and table rows never leave your AWS account. There is no DynoTable server in the loop.
Do I have to use the AI, and what does it cost?
No. The table browser, SQL Workbench, and cost preview all work fully without it, and the AI agent is there whenever you want it. It runs on your own AWS Bedrock, so you pay AWS directly at cost — no markup, no per-seat AI tax.
Is it safe to use on my production tables?
Yes. DynoTable uses your own AWS credentials, so it can only do what your IAM policy allows — give it a read-only role and it can't change a thing. And an item edit doesn't hit your table directly: it collects in a staging window you review before committing.
Can I use Claude Code or Cursor with my tables?
Yes. DynoTable runs a local MCP server that external agents connect to — off by default and approved per connection. The agent never writes to DynamoDB directly: every change lands in your staged commit window to review and commit, and your AWS credentials never leave your machine.
How do joins and SQL work without overloading DynamoDB?
DynoTable runs the joins and aggregations on your machine — never against DynamoDB — and reads through Query rather than Scan whenever a key or index allows. When a plan compiles, the cost preview names Query or Scan and the index before you run it.
Does it work offline or with DynamoDB Local?
Yes. Point a Profile at a local endpoint (e.g. DynamoDB Local on port 8000/9000) and keep working without AWS — a flaky connection will not lock you out. The licence token refreshes every few days; after that the app stays read-only until it can check in. Profiles can be online or offline, each with its own region and color.
Is DynoTable free?
The web tools — the calculators and the expression builder — are free, no sign-up. The desktop app starts with a 30-day trial of the plan you pick and needs no credit card. After that, it stays on Free with no time limit. Free includes browsing, PartiQL SELECT, data, code, and schema exports, and MCP schema/item reads; paid seats add the SQL Workbench, Smart Tables, writes, and AI.
Do I need a credit card to start the trial?
No — the 30-day trial needs no credit card. Download DynoTable, sign in, and you get everything in the plan you are trialing for 30 days. You only add a payment method if and when you decide to subscribe.
What happens when the trial ends?
When the trial ends, nothing is charged. Your profiles and settings stay intact. Free includes browsing, PartiQL SELECT, data, code, and schema exports, and MCP schema/item reads; paid seats add the SQL Workbench, Smart Tables, writes, and AI.
Which platforms are supported?
macOS, Windows, and Linux — all available today. macOS ships as an Apple Silicon build, Windows as an x64 installer, and Linux as .deb and .rpm packages.
Stop fighting the Console.
Download DynoTable, point it at a profile, and run your first query in under a minute.
Free 30-day trial, no credit card · then the Free plan with no time limit · macOS, Windows & Linux