MongoDB GUI builder
Explore collections, edit documents and build admin panels on your MongoDB data. Describe it and Jet generates the MongoDB GUI, with access rules built in.
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Compass and mongosh are built for developers. A Jet MongoDB GUI is built for everyone else — operations, support, and the customers you give a portal to.
Build secure app fast
MongoDB data in a shape humans can read
Secure database connection
Interactive table editors
Granular user permissions
Ask AI data queries
Bulk data imports
Self-hosted or cloud
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Frequently asked questions
A MongoDB GUI builder turns your collections into an interface people can actually use: searchable tables, real inputs for nested documents, and permissions per role. Instead of Compass or mongosh, your team gets a screen they log into, with no cluster credentials handed out.
Mongo ships with mongosh on the command line and Compass on the desktop, both built for developers. Jet is a GUI for everyone else: collections as editable tables, in the browser, behind roles.
Compass is a developer tool installed per machine with full access to the cluster. Jet is a shared interface with per-collection and per-field permissions, forms that validate, an audit log, and a URL you can give to someone outside engineering.
Yes. Embedded documents and arrays get real inputs with validation, so people can change data without hand-editing JSON and without breaking the shape other documents follow.
Yes. Atlas, self-hosted replica sets and other MongoDB-compatible databases connect with a standard connection string.
Yes. Write the pipeline once and reuse its result as a table, a chart or a dropdown, so the people who need the answer do not need to write the query.
Yes. Jet holds one connection and people sign in to Jet, so you stop provisioning a database user for everyone who needs to read a collection.
