Simple PostgreSQL· PostgreSQL client for mac
Browse tables, run SQL, and edit rows in PostgreSQL from a fast desktop app. Your connection stays between your machine and your database — nothing routed through a cloud.
What is Simple PostgreSQL?
Simple PostgreSQL is a PostgreSQL client for mac.
Simple PostgreSQL is a desktop PostgreSQL client for developers who want a direct path from connection to data — without the clutter of a heavy IDE and without handing credentials or database content to a cloud service. Add a connection (paste a full postgres:// URI or fill the fields), pick a database, and browse your tables in a clean, keyboard-friendly UI.
Query when you need SQL and edit directly when you don't: an autocompleting single-statement SQL editor for reads, and inline row editing for quick fixes. Toggle column visibility to focus on the fields that matter, page through large tables smoothly, and export or import table data as CSV. Connections run from the app's privileged local process using the native pg driver, with a strict security model (context isolation on, no direct Node access from the UI). Includes light/dark themes, English & German UI, a 14-day free trial, and simple monthly or yearly billing. A clean, private alternative to tools like Postico.
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