Navop Desktop · Latest release v0.15.1

Navop: Dev and ops workspace for the AI era

Manage databases, servers, and terminal sessions in one native desktop app, with AI Agents working beside real connections, query results, and command output.

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Native desktop experience

Navop uses Rust and GPUI for its native desktop interface, with GPU rendering for a fluid multi-connection workflow and no WebView dependency.

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Real product interfaces

Follow real work from connection to execution

Navop brings connection navigation, database work, remote troubleshooting, and Agent Hub into one workspace, placing a familiar Agent coding workflow beside real connections and terminals.

Database and SQL workspace

Manage multiple database connections, browse objects, run SQL, and keep an AI Agent beside the active database context.

Open tables, columns, views, functions, and ER diagrams quickly
Run queries, manage transactions, and view or edit results in the same workspace
Import and export data, design schemas, and compare or synchronize databases
Generate and explain SQL with optimization suggestions

ConnectionsObject browserSQL assistant

SSH and remote operations

Keep terminals, file transfer, remote editing, and server troubleshooting inside one connection context.

Organize sessions with local profiles, tabs, and native terminal splits
Use broadcast input, quick commands, and the AI sidebar for repeated work
Upload, download, copy between servers, and remotely edit files through SFTP
Continue with port forwarding, server monitoring, and remote desktop access

Terminal and splitsSSH / SFTPRemote connections

Agent Hub: code, resources, and Git

Use a composite workspace familiar from established Agent coding tools, with the terminal Agent, project tree, branch controls, change list, and side-by-side diff integrated into one Hub.

Select a workspace manually or follow the terminal directory, with optional hidden and Git-ignored files
Search, create, fetch, push, and switch local or remote branches
Locate Agent edits and compare HEAD with the working copy before deciding what to commit

Terminal AgentWorkspace resourcesGit branches and diff

Unified themes and appearance

Coordinate application and terminal colors, then adapt the interface to different working environments.

Choose light, dark, or system-following appearance
Import application and terminal themes and set a custom accent color
Adjust window transparency while preserving readability

Light and darkTheme importsAccent and opacity

What Navop supports

Complete workflows organized around data and remote connections

Browse by capability, then verify the exact databases, protocols, and current support maturity.

Relational and extension databases

Queries, object browsing, and multi-database connection management.

Built inMySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite
Built inSQL Server, Oracle, ClickHouse, and DuckDB
ExtensionDM, KingbaseES, OceanBase, openGauss, and other extension drivers

Redis and MongoDB

Bring cache and document data into the same workspace.

Built inRedis keys, values, and cluster management
Built inMongoDB collections, documents, and queries

Servers and remote connections

Terminals, files, and remote desktops share one connection context.

Built inSSH, SFTP, and port forwarding
Built inLocal and remote terminals
Built inNative terminal splits and tab dragging
Built inMulti-terminal broadcast input
Built inGrouped quick-command management
Built inLaunch-time local terminal profile selection
Built inAI sidebar for local and SSH terminals
Built inDirect server-to-server SFTP copy
Built inRDP and VNC remote desktops
Built inSerial connections
Built inTelnet terminal and auto-login

Files, structure, and monitoring

Complete common supporting tasks around remote environments.

Built inDrag-and-drop transfer and remote file editing
Built inServer status and native charts
Built inER diagrams

AI Agents and automation

Place intelligent assistance beside SQL, query results, and terminals, with Skills that preserve reusable workflows.

Built inSQL generation, explanation, and optimization suggestions
Built inQuery-result analysis and charts
Built inCommand explanations and troubleshooting suggestions
Built inNavop Skill: resource context and reusable workflows
Built inPublic MCP, Navop CLI, and Agent Skill

Team collaboration

Manage member boundaries and collaborate around shared connections.

Built inTeams, members, and roles
Built inEncrypted shared connections
Built inDesktop team synchronization

Built inExtension

Designed for daily development and operations

Keep connections, operations, and Agent automation in one native workspace

Manage connections

Keep databases, servers, and remote resources inside one native workspace.

Work with data

Inspect schemas, run queries, review results, and continue analysis in the active database context.

Operate remotely

Use terminal splits, broadcast input, quick commands, and SFTP to organize multi-connection work.

Agent automation

Reuse analysis and troubleshooting workflows through Navop Skills, the built-in Agent, and Public MCP while preserving explicit authorization boundaries.

Layered documentation

From a five-minute quick start to a complete product manual

Browse chapters on the left, read in the center, and jump through headings on the right.

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Quick start

Create your first database connection

Choose a database type, enter connection details, test it, and open the workspace.

01　Choose a database type

Team workspace

Team management and shared connections

Create teams, invite members, and share common connections with collaborators. The desktop app remains the place for connection work and local workflows.

Open Team Workspace

Navop Team WorkspaceCreate teams, invite members, and share common connections with collaborators. The desktop app remains the place for connection work and local workflows.