I think MongoDB Compass is an incredibly powerful software using which one can do easy queries and manipulations to data. I also like the UI - its clutter free and easy to use. I want to request an additional feature in Compass which isn’t currently there: >Viewing sub collections as dropdowns or directories(Tree structure) Generally, sub collections are namespaced using a period(.) and they make sense since the data becomes easy to organise and work with. Say we have nx.ny.na.nb…(n - nodes, x y a and b are integers) type collections 1. If only a single final collection exists under a particular parent node, then the final collection is directly displayed under the parent node without further nesting. 2. The root node is always nested. 3. If a parent node is also a final collection, then the parent node is nested and the final collection is displayed as a child of itself. 4. If a subcollection ends with a period(.), its treatment will be same as point 3. 5. For more than one consecutive periods, it is treated as a single collection under its parent. No further nesting occurs. 6. Collections starting with period would be treated as a single file. 7. If the parent node only has a single child which is in turn a parent, then both of them can be conglomerated into a single directory. Exception - root node (Example: Instead of 'n0'->'n1'->n10.coll,n20.coll, it could be 'n0.n1'-> n10.coll, n20.coll[ .coll are just way of representing individual collections]) So if n10.n20 is the only sub collection under n0.n1 and n0.n2 has n66, n55, n66.n95, n55.n85, n66., n66.....54, n66.n95.n54 and n55.n85.n86 as sub-collections the output would be this - https://upl.io/o50cvs For the dropdown view, I have shown it in the developer forum - https://developer.mongodb.com/community/forums/t/feature-request-view-sub-collections-as-dropdowns-in-compass/4860 Adding a search bar to search for collections would also be helpful for those who know exactly what they are looking for. Implementing this would greatly improve readability, and de-clutter the collections for databases.