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The DynamoDB editor
you deserve.

Browse tables, edit documents, build queries, and watch data change in real time, all from a fast, native desktop app.

Available formacOS (Apple Silicon & Intel)


Everything you need to work with DynamoDB

Built by a developer, for developers. Lightweight, fast, and designed to stay out of your way.

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Core, free forever

The DynaFlow query builder with a table and index chosen, a sort-key operator set, and the read capacity the query will cost

Query Builder

Pick a table or any of its indexes from a dropdown, then set the sort key operator, dates and a limit. DynaFlow shows you how the query will run before you fire it, and what it cost afterwards.

A DynamoDB document open in DynaFlow's Monaco editor, JSON syntax-highlighted with foldable sections

Monaco Editor

The same editor that powers VS Code, with JSON highlighting, folding, find and replace, and formatting. You can pop a document out into its own window and work on it next to your results.

DynaFlow's staged changes panel showing a diff of pending edits, each one undoable before the batch is committed

Staged Changes

Your edits are staged locally instead of going straight to DynamoDB. Review the diff, undo anything you didn't mean, and commit the whole batch once it looks right.

A table row expanded in DynaFlow to edit its JSON in place beneath the grid, with DynamoDB attribute types preserved

Inline Editing

Select a row and edit its JSON right under the grid, with validation as you type and DynamoDB types left intact. There's no modal to open and no separate editor to go find.

DynaFlow's connection picker listing several AWS profiles, with stage pills separating dev, staging and prod tables

Multi-Profile AWS

Switch AWS profiles from the title bar. Each one keeps its own recent tables, staged edits and saved queries, so nothing you do in a sandbox can leak into production.

DynaFlow's export menu offering the current results or the whole table as CSV or JSON

Table and Results Export

Send your results to JSON, CSV or Excel. You choose which columns go with them, so what you hand to someone else has the fields that matter and none of the noise.

DynaFlow in light theme DynaFlow in dark theme

Light & Dark Themes

Follows your system setting, or pick the one you like and stay there. Every window switches together, including detached editors and table windows.

Pro

DynaFlow re-running a saved query on an interval and highlighting the rows that changed since the last pass

Query Watching Pro

Re-run a query on an interval and watch what moves. New and changed rows light up as they arrive, and you get a read cost estimate up front so a watch never surprises your bill.

The Map & Filter editor in DynaFlow, holding a function that summarises each order
DynaFlow results narrowed to 44 of 100 rows and reshaped into the function's own columns

Map & Filter Pro

Reshape your results with a small JavaScript function: flatten nested attributes, add a computed column, or drop the rows you don't need. Your stored data stays untouched, and only the view changes.

A saved query in DynaFlow with a named parameter left blank, ready to be filled in before it runs

Saved Queries Pro

Save a query once and load it again in a click. Leave blanks for the parts that change, so one saved query covers every customer, and your AI assistant can run the same ones over MCP.

Several DynaFlow table tabs collected into a named group so a whole workspace reopens at once

Tab Groups Pro

Save the set of tables you have open as a named group. When you come back to that piece of work tomorrow, one click reopens the whole workspace.

A local DynamoDB-compatible database running inside DynaFlow, listed beside the remote AWS connections

Local Databases Pro

Run DynamoDB-compatible sandboxes inside the app, with no AWS account and no network needed. Switch one to HTTP mode and the AWS CLI or NoSQL Workbench can point at it too.

DynaFlow's MCP server settings, with individual tables shared to an AI assistant and remote sources marked read-only

AI MCP Integration Pro

Share the tables you choose with Claude or any MCP client through a built-in server. It listens on your machine only, behind a token, and stays read-only until you say otherwise.

DynaFlow signing in to an AWS account through IAM Identity Center single sign-on

SSO Support Pro

Sign in to AWS IAM Identity Center from inside DynaFlow. Your session refreshes in the app, so you never have to drop into a terminal to renew credentials mid-task.


Fair, transparent pricing

Core features are free forever. Pro unlocks SSO, query watching, map/filter, saved queries, tab groups, local databases, and AI assistant access.

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Questions people ask

Can I use DynaFlow with a local database?

Yes. Pro runs local, DynamoDB-compatible databases inside the app itself, with no Docker and no separate process to manage. They appear beside your remote AWS connections in the same sidebar, so the same query builder and editor work against both.

Is there a Windows or Linux version?

Not today. DynaFlow is macOS only, on both Apple Silicon and Intel. It is built with Tauri, which is cross-platform, so support for Windows and Linux is planned.

How does the lease-to-own licence work?

Pro is available either as a monthly subscription or as a one-time purchase. Subscribe, and after twelve continuous months you earn a permanent licence automatically and stop paying. Cancel whenever you like; if you come back, the months you have already paid still count. You can also buy the permanent licence outright at any time, and anything you have already paid in subscription is credited towards it.

Does DynaFlow send my table data anywhere?

No. Your AWS credentials stay on your machine and the app talks to DynamoDB directly, with no server of ours in between. Telemetry is anonymous, opt-out, and filtered against an allowlist that is enforced on both the client and the server: table names, queries and cell values are never collected.

Which AWS authentication methods are supported?

Named profiles from your ~/.aws/config work out of the box, and IAM Identity Center single sign-on is a Pro feature. DynaFlow reads the same configuration the AWS CLI does, so a profile that works there works here.

What happens to my edits before I save them?

They are staged locally rather than written straight to DynamoDB. You review the whole batch as a diff, undo anything you did not mean, and commit when it looks right, so that you are in control and have confidence in what the app is doing.