Changelog

Dynomate 2.2.0 adds a setup wizard for new users and renews IAM Identity Center sign-ins automatically. Table imports are faster and more accurate. Install Dynomate CLI 0.2.0 when you update the app.

Dynomate 2.1.0 adds Amazon Aurora DSQL. You can discover clusters, connect with IAM authentication, run SQL, and filter and edit table rows. Requests can run Aurora DSQL operations in the app and in Dynomate CLI 0.1.0.

Dynomate 2.0 adds 23 DynamoDB and Athena operations and the Dynomate CLI (preview), which runs requests outside the desktop app. DNML, the new request specification, makes sure that the desktop app and the CLI run the same files. This release also adds AWS Login profiles, a native build for Intel Macs, and many design and usability improvements to the desktop app. Read the breaking changes before you update.

A pair of fixes that make DynamoDB table refreshes feel less jarring: existing data stays on screen while a refresh runs, and pagination is held off until it finishes.

Amazon Athena support lands in Dynomate, DynamoDB browsing gets infinite scroll, and a performance fix makes some queries up to 10x faster. Staged updates now handle partition and sort key changes.

DynamoDB Local support is here. Connect to local DynamoDB instances running via Docker or the standalone binary.

Import data into any DynamoDB table from JSON, CSV, S3, or another DynamoDB table. Preflight validation catches problems before a single item is written.

The Log console has been completely redesigned. See useful query and scan details at a glance, and rerun any previous query in one click.

Filter autocomplete that understands your data shape, sort key ordering, and a nested field filtering fix that the AWS Console still hasn't shipped.

Query your DynamoDB tables with actual SQL, dock the Inspector and Logs wherever you want them, and never wonder why your SSO session died again. Oh, and we squashed that empty sort key bug.

Multi-select rows, delete them in bulk, truncate entire tables, and do it all faster with new keyboard shortcuts. We've also squashed some annoying bugs that were getting in the way of a smooth editing experience.

A quick fix for our Linux users. Opening the download folder after a full table export works properly now.

Full Table Export is the star of this release. Export your entire DynamoDB table in the background—no scripts, no waiting around. Plus, we've added complete AWS region coverage with a redesigned region picker that groups by geography.

We're shipping Linux support and a highly requested feature: data exports. No more copying from the JSON view—you can now export your filtered table data with a single click.

We're shipping some fantastic developer experience improvements in this release. These changes came directly from your feedback, and we're confident they'll significantly improve your DynamoDB workflow.

This release addresses two important fixes: MFA input visibility in dark mode and proper type handling for numeric query comparisons. Both improvements focus on removing friction from common DynamoDB operations.

A significant update to how Dynomate manages request collections, introducing explicit marker files and native OS integration. We've also addressed critical stability issues that could result in data loss during save operations.

Ever found yourself copying attribute values from the table view, switching to query mode, and manually pasting them in? Yeah, me too. That's why we built this.

🎉 First stable release!
This update introduces a streamlined action bar, an attribute selector for tailored views, and expanded AWS
profile support (SSO sessions & cross-account roles). It also fixes a long-standing issue with profiles defined
in the credentials file not being detected.

The table view has been redesigned to make it much more performant for larger datasets, and introduced a new inline editing feature for easy attribute updates.

🎉 First public preview of Dynomate – the fast Git-friendly DynamoDB GUI Client.