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Dolt, published by DoltHub, is a version-controlled relational database that combines the familiar interface of a MySQL-compatible SQL engine with the distributed collaboration workflows of Git. Designed for data teams that need full auditability and branching capabilities, the application allows users to treat datasets exactly like source code: every table cell is versioned, every schema change is tracked, and every modification can be reviewed through fork, clone, branch, merge, push and pull operations. Analysts can connect with standard MySQL clients to run ad-hoc queries or BI dashboards, while engineers use the CLI to import CSV snapshots, commit incremental updates, push experimental branches to a shared remote, and merge colleagues’ contributions without losing historical context. Typical deployments include collaborative public-data projects, machine-learning feature stores that require reproducible training sets, regulated environments where auditors must inspect who changed what and when, and CI pipelines that diff production versus staging data to catch regressions. Because Dolt stores structural diffs rather than opaque snapshots, clones are space-efficient and network transfers are fast, making it practical to maintain hundreds of local branches or share multi-gigabyte datasets over commodity broadband. The program is classified under Database Tools and ships as a single self-contained binary; release 1.84.0 is the latest stable build among 504 documented versions, reflecting an aggressive monthly cadence that continually expands SQL surface area, improves read performance, and adds enterprise features such as role-based access control and hosted remotes. Dolt is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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