TypeDB Studio is a graphical tool for managing and querying TypeDB databases.

With Studio, developers can efficiently manage databases, execute queries, and explore query results, all within a unified environment.

• Install TypeDB Studio Desktop
• Open studio.typedb.com
• Read docs

Select TypeDB edition below, and follow the instructions:

1. In the TypeDB Cloud website, navigate to your cluster and click Connect. Then, click Connect with TypeDB Studio. This will launch TypeDB Studio.
2. Fill in your password and hit Connect. Your password can be found in your downloaded credentials file (if you have one).

1. Launch TypeDB Studio.
2. Enter the address of the HTTP endpoint of your cluster. By default, this is at port 8000.
3. Enter your username and password.
4. Click Connect.

1. Launch TypeDB Studio.
2. Enter the address of the HTTP endpoint of your cluster. By default, this is at port 8000 and for local instances you can use https://localhost:8000.
3. Enter your username and password - defaults are admin and password.
4. Click Connect.

To select a database to work with, use the dropdown menu on the right of the database icon in the top toolbar. You can also create new databases here.

TypeDB Studio will automatically select a default database if there are no others present.

TypeDB Studio is a Web application powered by Angular, with desktop application support provided by Tauri.

There is a wide variety of Web toolchains; the process below is one way to compile TypeDB Studio from source.

First, install nvm on MacOS or Linux, nvm-windows on Windows. Then:

nvm install 22.16.0
nvm use 22.16.0
npm install --global corepack@0.17.0
corepack enable
corepack prepare pnpm@10.12.1 --activate
pnpm i -g @angular/cli
pnpm i

(Optional) Install Rust. Only required if you want to compile as a desktop application.

ng serve --open

Launch Tauri server for local development of desktop app:

npx tauri dev

Build web app distribution:

pnpm build

Build desktop app distribution:

npx tauri build

Instructions are accurate at the time of writing (25 Jun 2025); see .circleci/config.yml and .circleci/prepare.bat for the most up-to-date build process that we use in our CircleCI automation.