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VectorDBZ

An open-source desktop client for connecting to and exploring vector databases, running vector and hybrid searches, and visualizing embeddings in 2D or 3D.

VectorDBZ

VectorDBZ is a native desktop application for working with vector databases without setting up any additional infrastructure. It connects to local or cloud instances of Qdrant, Weaviate, Milvus, ChromaDB, Pinecone, pgvector on PostgreSQL, Elasticsearch, and RedisSearch, and lets you browse collections, run vector and hybrid searches, and visualize embeddings in two or three dimensions.

The application is distributed through Homebrew on macOS or as direct downloads for Windows, Intel and Apple Silicon macOS, and Linux (.deb or .rpm). The macOS build is not code-signed, so the first launch requires bypassing Gatekeeper.

The project accepts contributions such as new database integrations and bug fixes, and documents its local development setup, including how to seed test data, in its repository.

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