DBConvert is being redesigned
We’ve started rebuilding the DBConvert range around one app and one clearer workflow. Each pair moves to the new app as its build is ready.
Latest release: DBConvert for SQLite & MySQL 3.0.13,
DBConvert + DBSync become DBConvert
The old converter and synchronization products are becoming one application. In a single job, choose whether to convert once or keep two databases synchronized.
Updated DBConvert products will also use the same modern workspace for connections, jobs, checks, and run history.
The new DBConvert is organized around your work
Connections are reusable, jobs are saved workflows, and the app ships in both a light and a dark theme.
Reuse connections
Save a connection once and use it in as many jobs as you need. Paste a connection string when you already have one instead of entering host, port, and user again.
Jobs replace sessions
A job keeps its source, destination, selected tables, and settings together. Save it, open it tomorrow, run it again, or schedule it.
Available now: SQLite & MySQL
This pair has the full new workflow: conversion, synchronization, checks, and modern SSH access in one app.
Version 3.0.13, released , 18.3 MB.
Convert and sync from one app
No more switching between two products. Copy a database over, then keep the two sides in step with the same tool. Change tracking now works with SQLite on either side.
Check before you start
DBConvert flags type conflicts, duplicate destination names, and missing key columns before a run. The summary tells you which tables will be created, emptied, or replaced; the log reports how many rows arrived.
SSH keys that work today
SSH tunnels accept ed25519 and modern OpenSSH keys, alongside the older PEM RSA format.
Existing automation stays compatible
- Old saved scripts keep working
DBConvert_SQLite_MySQL.exe /Session:"Nightly orders"- New jobs run by name
DBConvert_SQLite_MySQL.exe --run-job "Nightly orders"