DoltHub

DoltHub maintains Dolt, the world’s first version-controlled relational database that behaves exactly like a Git repository. Built on a MySQL-compatible engine, Dolt lets teams treat data as code: every INSERT, UPDATE or schema change becomes a commit that can be branched, merged, pushed, pulled, diffed or rolled back through familiar Git commands. The software is typically deployed wherever reproducible, collaborative datasets are critical—financial risk models, machine-learning training sets, open-government portals, reference price feeds, or configuration tables that must be audited across time zones and regulatory regimes. Analysts clone a database, experiment on a branch, open a pull request, and merge only after CI tests pass, giving the same governance workflow to data that developers expect for source code. Dolt also serves as an embedded library or server, so applications can expose schema history to end-users, fork public datasets, or sync replicas offline. Because storage is deduplicated and structural sharing is copy-on-write, terabyte-scale histories remain economical, while cell-level diffs and three-way merges resolve conflicting edits without manual scripting. DoltHub’s open-source packages are available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always installing the latest release and allowing batch installation alongside other applications.