QueryDock for Neo4j Graph

⚠️ Unofficial app — QueryDock for Neo4j Graph is an independent client developed by a third party. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Neo4j, Inc. "Neo4j" and "Cypher" are trademarks of Neo4j, Inc., referenced solely to describe compatibility. QueryDock for Neo4j Graph brings the essentials of a graph database workbench to your Android device. Connect to a local, self-managed, or Neo4j Aura instance, write and run Cypher, and explore the results as an interactive, touch-friendly graph — wherever you are. 🔗 Connect with confidence • Save multiple connection profiles for local, self-managed, and Aura instances • HTTP Query API v2 with automatic tx/commit fallback, plus native Bolt support • Basic and bearer/token authentication • Credentials are encrypted on-device with the Android Keystore • Add a connection in seconds by scanning a QR code ⌨️ Write and run Cypher • Focused editor with syntax highlighting • Query history and saved favorites • Named parameters and multi-statement scripts • Handy snippets for common tasks 📊 See results your way • Interactive graph, table, raw JSON, and write statistics • Query plan view for EXPLAIN and PROFILE • Export results to CSV or JSON 🕸️ Explore the graph by touch • Force-directed, hierarchical, and geographic layouts • Pinch to zoom, pan, and drag nodes around • Tap a node to inspect its labels and properties, then expand its neighbors • Node size by degree, color by label, and a property slicer ✏️ Create and edit your data • Add nodes and relationships with a guided form editor • Drag from one node to another to create a relationship • Edit properties inline with type-aware inputs • Import a CSV file as nodes or relationships 🗂️ Understand your data • Browse labels, relationship types, and property keys with live counts • Review indexes and constraints • Switch between databases 📴 Built for mobile • Offline viewing of your most recent results • A home-screen widget for a pinned query • Korean and English, with light and dark themes