Native .deb and .rpm packages for Ubuntu, Debian, and Fedora — with a visual query builder, aggregation pipelines, schema diagrams, and dashboards.
Good MongoDB desktop tools on Linux are rare — most GUIs treat it as an afterthought. VisuaLeaf ships proper native packages: a .deb for Ubuntu and Debian (in both x64 and ARM64 flavors) and an .rpm for Fedora. Once installed, you get the same complete workspace as on any other platform: a visual query builder, a stage-by-stage aggregation editor with live previews, schema diagrams, charts and dashboards, and an embedded mongosh with visual output.
It connects to MongoDB Atlas, a local mongod, a Docker container, or your own servers — and it collects zero telemetry, which tends to matter to people who run Linux.
Native .deb for Ubuntu & Debian (x64 / ARM64) and .rpm for Fedora.
For Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora & more
A proper .deb for Ubuntu and Debian and an .rpm for Fedora — installed and updated the way Linux software should be.
First-class ARM64 .deb builds alongside x64, for ARM servers and 64-bit single-board machines.
Queries, aggregations, schemas, and charts are all built visually — a real desktop workspace, not a wrapped terminal.
No tracking and no data collection. Your connections and documents stay on your machine.
Grab the .deb for Ubuntu/Debian (x64 or ARM64) or the .rpm for Fedora above.
Ubuntu/Debian: sudo apt install ./visualeaf-desktop_*_amd64.deb Fedora: sudo dnf install ./visualeaf-desktop-*.x86_64.rpm
Launch VisuaLeaf, paste an Atlas connection string or point it at localhost, and browse visually.
| Distributions | Ubuntu, Debian & derivatives (.deb); Fedora & RPM-based (.rpm) |
|---|---|
| Architecture | x64 (.deb / .rpm) and ARM64 (.deb) |
| Memory | 4 GB RAM minimum |
| Disk space | 500 MB free |
| Packages | .deb and .rpm |
The same visual MongoDB workspace on every platform.
Build find queries by pointing and clicking — no syntax required.
Compose pipelines stage by stage and preview results as you go.
Turn nested JSON documents into diagrams you can actually read.
Chart query results and assemble live dashboards from your data.
An embedded mongosh with visual output for shell-first workflows.
Describe what you need in plain English and get a working query.
VisuaLeaf ships a .deb package for Ubuntu, Debian, and their derivatives (Mint, Pop!_OS, elementary, and others), and an .rpm package for Fedora and RPM-based distributions.
Yes. Alongside the x64 .deb, VisuaLeaf publishes an arm64 .deb for ARM-based machines such as ARM servers and 64-bit single-board computers.
Yes. The Community Edition is free and includes the visual query builder, document browsing, and the embedded shell. Pro adds dashboards, automation, and profiling, with a 14-day free trial — no credit card required. Details on the pricing page.
Yes. VisuaLeaf connects to MongoDB Atlas, a local mongod, a Docker container, or any self-hosted replica set. Paste a mongodb+srv:// string into the Connection Manager or configure the connection visually.
If you want a Linux-native desktop client that goes beyond Compass — visual query building, a stage-by-stage aggregation editor, charts, and an embedded shell with visual output — yes. See the side-by-side comparison.