Explore your graph
Connect to any Neo4j database and explore its data — build Cypher visually with the Designer or write it yourself, then save and share queries as Views.
Connect
Launch Explorer from any database in your Organization — there's a link on every database's Overview page that pre-fills the Connection URI, so you only need to enter your credentials.
Prefer to connect elsewhere? Use the link in the sidebar, always present, and pick any database in your Organization, or choose "Use URI" to connect to an external database with its own Bolt URI.
Schema Viewer
See your entire schema at a glance on an interactive canvas — every node label appears as a box, connected by the relationship types found between them, with zoom-to-fit and 1:1 controls plus a search box that filters and highlights matching labels.
Toggle each label's properties on or off, with small icons flagging which ones are indexed, unique or mandatory. From here you can also set a label's node tag — the property used to identify it elsewhere in Explorer — and its color, both saved per database so the whole team sees the same view.
Cypher Designer
Build a query without knowing Cypher. The Designer splits querying into four steps: Match to build the path you want to filter, Return to choose what's displayed, Sort to order the results, and Limit to cap how many come back.
Click a node or relationship to add labels, filter by property, or browse the schema — no syntax to remember.
Cypher Editor
Prefer writing Cypher yourself? The Editor is a free-form, syntax-highlighted text input for any query, with a right-click menu to copy or run it.
Switch from Designer to Editor and your query carries over as Cypher — just note you can't switch back to the Designer afterwards without losing your edits.
Profiling
Instead of just running a query, profile it to see exactly how the database executes it.
The profile view shows the query plan as a tree of operators, with estimated rows, produced rows, memory used and database hits for each step — hits are heat-colored so the most expensive operators stand out at a glance.
Views
A View is a query together with its visualization options — which columns to show, and in which order.
Save a View and share it with anyone who can connect to the same database, so your team can revisit the same results without rebuilding the query.
Database Users
Manage your database's users without leaving Explorer — add a new one with a username and password, optionally marking it read-only or requiring a password change on first login.
Change a password, delete a user, or log in as one directly from its row menu, all from the same view.
