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pgquery is a browser-based PostgreSQL GUI: SQL editor, table editor, ER diagram, RLS policies, EXPLAIN plan viewer and performance/security advisors. One docker run, no account, MIT licensed.
Hey Product Hunt! I built pgquery because I wanted Supabase-style database screens for any Postgres, without installing a desktop app or running a whole platform. It's one container; your connections stay in your browser. Try the read-only demo and tell me what you'd want next.
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About pgquery on Product Hunt
“A free Postgres studio in one Docker container”
pgquery was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #332 on the daily leaderboard. pgquery is a browser-based PostgreSQL GUI: SQL editor, table editor, ER diagram, RLS policies, EXPLAIN plan viewer and performance/security advisors. One docker run, no account, MIT licensed.
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Hendrik
Hey Product Hunt! I built pgquery because I wanted Supabase-style database screens for any Postgres, without installing a desktop app or running a whole platform. It's one container; your connections stay in your browser. Try the read-only demo and tell me what you'd want next.