Navidog for MySQL

Connect to MySQL and MariaDB from your iPhone and iPad. Run SQL, read your results and browse your schema — your device connects to your server directly, with no Navidog account and no servers of ours in the path.

QUERY

• A SQL editor with syntax highlighting and MySQL keyword completion
• Results in a table you can scroll and search
• Query history, per connection
• Share query results as CSV (Pro)

BROWSE

• Databases, tables and views in a searchable list
• Page through table data
• Column types, keys, defaults and nullability at a glance
• Indexes, and the CREATE statement behind any table, view or stored routine

CONNECT

• MySQL 5.7 and 8.x, MariaDB, and managed database services
• TLS, with the certificate handling managed hosts expect
• SSH tunnels for servers you reach through a jump host
• Paste a mysql:// URI or a connection string and the form fills itself in
• Passwords are kept in the system Keychain, and saved connections never hold

them in plain text

MYSQL REFERENCE
A searchable cheat sheet of MySQL syntax — joins, indexes, data types, common
statements — for when you are away from your desk.

FREE AND PRO
The free version includes two saved connections. Pro removes the limit and
adds CSV sharing for query results, plus the light theme and the accent
colors. Monthly, yearly, or a one-time purchase — and Pro applies to the Mac
app too, on the same Apple Account.

PRIVACY
Database traffic does not pass through our servers. There is no Navidog
account to create, no analytics SDK and no crash reporter.

SIX LANGUAGES
English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, German and French — switched
inside the app, no restart.

Browsing on iPhone and iPad is read-only for table data; the Mac app adds
in-place row editing. Anything you write yourself in the SQL editor runs as
you typed it.

Terms of Use: https://navidog.app/terms
Privacy Policy: https://navidog.app/privacy

Navidog for MySQL is the new name for LiteMySQL. Same app, same purchases — it joins the rest of the Navidog family of database clients, and wears its own colour now instead of the blue it had inherited. You can still pick another under Settings › Accent.

• Properly translated at last. The table list, the table details, the SQL editor and the query history stayed in English whichever language you had chosen. They don't any more.
• German, French, Korean and Japanese each gained around 150 phrases that were missing elsewhere in the app.
• The App Store page is now in six languages, and support has moved to navidog.app/support.