Neoclipse

Neoclipse is a graph database utility designed to help you view and modify Neo4j databases when it comes to various properties and relationships, as well as to create new nodes and relationships.

Setting up the database connection

It's not wrapped in a setup package, so you can drop the program files to a custom directory on the disk and simply double-click the .exe to launch the program. Make sure you have Neo4j installed before doing this.
The user-friendly interface is represented by a large window with a neatly organized structure, where you can begin by setting up a new Neo4j connection by indicating a name and URI, along with a username and password. It can be set to auto-connect on startup as well as to allow store upgrade.

Design relationships and nodes

Once you're linked to the database, you can create new relationships between any two nodes, set up new relationship types to be able to create start and end nodes, and add loops to nodes. Worth noting is that modifications are not immediately committed to the database, so you can make any adjustments before applying them.
Node properties are listed in a separate pane for easy editing. Moreover, you can resort to a cypher editor to input code to execute commands, analyze results, and export this information to CSV, JSON or XML file type. The database connection details can be similarly saved to file.
As far as general settings are concerned, you can instruct Neoclipse to always run in the background, show the heap status, and open databases on single or double click. Plus, it's possible to set the Neo4j connection mode to read/write or read-only embedded, and modify the default maximum nodes, among others. These options can be restored to default.

Conclusion

Geared toward experienced users, Neoclipse facilitates an intuitive environment for making changes to relationships, nodes and other properties within Neo4j graph databases. It's free to use.