See every database query,
tracked per API call
DbPulse gives you full visibility: which API triggered which query, execution time, full query logs — for MongoDB, PostgreSQL and MySQL. Desktop + agent architecture.
Designed for engineering teams
Pinpoint slow queries, correlate with API endpoints, and optimize database performance.
Multi-database support
MongoDB (fully working), PostgreSQL & MySQL (coming). One unified dashboard.
Query Execution Time
Real-time duration, average, p95 — spot bottlenecks instantly.
API ↔ Query Mapping
Every query is tied to the exact API route / controller that triggered it.
7-day Log Retention
Historical log explorer with filters, search, and export.
Secure by design
API keys, connection ID, local-first desktop app — your data stays safe.
Performance Metrics
Query frequency, slow log insights, and visual dashboards.
Works with your stack
Monitor databases from your Node.js backend — easy integration.
Get started in minutes
Simple three-step flow from desktop app to production agent.
Install Desktop App
Download DbPulse for Windows or Mac, sign up, and add your database connection string (MongoDB ready).
Get API Key & Connection ID
After adding connection, you'll receive unique credentials to authenticate the agent.
Integrate Agent in Backend
Install dbpulse-agent, initialize with API key, and add middleware — queries are tracked instantly.
MongoDB + Node.js integration
Add dbpulse-agent to your Node.js/Express app and start receiving MongoDB query logs in real time.
- Currently supports Mongoose and the MongoDB native driver
- Zero performance overhead in production mode
- Simple setup with minimal configuration
import { DBPulseAgent } from "dbpulse-agent";
DBPulseAgent.init({
apiKey: "•••••••••••••",
connectionId: "conn_abc123",
debug: false, true | false
});
app.use(DBPulseAgent.trackRequests());
// Now every MongoDB query is tracked 🚀Download DbPulse Desktop
Available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Complete dashboard to monitor query insights, API keys, and connection management.
Requires Node.js backend integration. Agent supports MongoDB fully; PostgreSQL/MySQL coming soon.