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Dora 0.0.102, the first public release from Dutch developer Remco Stoeten, is a lightweight desktop database studio purpose-built for PostgreSQL, SQLite, and the emerging LibSQL dialect. Designed for developers, analysts, and small teams who need a single, native workspace across the three engines, the application opens local or remote databases through a tabbed interface that keeps queries, schemas, and result sets side-by-side. Users can write raw SQL with syntax highlighting and error linting, inspect table structures through an inline explorer, and export result grids to CSV or JSON without leaving the window. Because the program ships as a signed Windows executable that requires no elevated rights, it fits cleanly into locked-down corporate laptops as well as personal development rigs. Typical use cases include rapid prototyping of Postgres-backed features, offline analysis of mobile SQLite caches, and experimentation with Turso’s LibSQL edge replicas; the shared clipboard history and cross-engine snippet library make switching between engines friction-free. The 0.0.102 build introduces a dark theme, parameterized query bookmarks, and a zero-config SSH tunnel manager for remote Postgres hosts, while remaining under a 50 MB installer footprint. Incremental nightly builds are planned, but this initial milestone already supports simultaneous connections to mixed engines, allowing a Postgres production cluster and a local SQLite file to be queried in adjacent tabs. The software 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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