Best PostgreSQL GUI Clients of 2024

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    pgAdmin Reviews
    pgAdmin, a free software project, is available under the PostgreSQL/Artistic license. The software can be downloaded in binary and source format from the PostgreSQL Mirror network. Compiling from source requires technical skills so we recommend installing binary packages whenever you can. pgAdmin, the most popular Open Source administration and development platform for PostgreSQL is the best. It also has the highest level of functionality. pgAdmin is a management program for PostgreSQL as well as derivative relational databases like EnterpriseDB's EDB Advanced Server. It can be used as a desktop or web application. pgAdmin can only interact with local filesystems in ways that allow it to be allowed by modern web browsers. This restricts security. Files can only be "downloaded" (via a form) or "uploaded".
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    PSequel Reviews
    PostgreSQL GUI Tool for macOS. PSequel is a simple interface that allows you to quickly perform common PostgreSQL tasks. pgAdmin is a great tool for its feature-richness. Its UI is however clumsy, confusing and difficult to use. There are a number of PostgreSQL GUI tools. They are either web-based, Java based, or don't support all the features you want. Sequel Pro is the best client in the MySQL world. However, it doesn't seem like it supports PostgreSQL. We decided to create one. PSequel was written entirely in Swift 2, but the UI is heavily inspired by Sequel Pro. PSequel is being created in our spare time. The codebase can be simplified by only supporting macOS 10.10+. This allows for faster development and less time. And, less code, less bugs. PSequel is still in the early stages.
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    SQL Workbench Reviews
    SQL Workbench/J, a cross-platform, DBMS-independent SQL query tool, is available for free. It is written in Java, and should run on any OS that has a Java Runtime Environment. Its main focus is to run SQL scripts, either interactively or in batches, and export/import functions. Graphical query building and more advanced DBA tasks do not fall under the purview of this program. Powerful export command to create text files (aka "CSV") or XML, HTML, SQL (including BLOB) With one command, all user tables can be exported to a directory. Export files can be compressed automatically. You can import text, XML, and spreadsheets with power. One command can import a set of files, including compressed files, from a directory. To insert the data correctly, foreign key constraints are detected. For differences, compare two database schemas. XSLT can transform the XML output into the appropriate SQL ALTER statements.
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    Datazenit Reviews

    Datazenit

    Datazenit

    $49 one-time payment
    Modern database administration tool. Cross-platform MySQL/PostgreSQL GUI, with data grid, schema builders, and interactive charts. Datazenit is a web-based tool for database administration. It includes a smart data grid with query builder, schema editor and live charts. There is also a raw query editor with autocomplete. It was designed to be a modern, intelligent database tool that increases productivity. The schema editor was designed to increase developer productivity. It has intelligent features similar to those found in IDEs. Instead of using a traditional raw query editor, users can query data via a graphical user-interface. Query builder supports sorting, multiple conditions, and more. You can use a variety of chart styles to create effective visualizations such as scatter, line, area bar, and pie charts. They can be shared and embedded, which is a great feature. You can create advanced data grids with multiple editors such as text area, dropdown and checkbox.
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    Toad Edge Reviews
    If you are one of the many organizations migrating a commercial database to open source, such as MySQL and PostgreSQL or if your company is building new applications using open-source database management system (OSDBMS), you will know that there is no commercial tooling available for these databases. Imagine if you could save money and be able to quickly ramp up your business using a familiar tool set. Toad Edge® makes it possible. It's a lightweight and reliable desktop tool that simplifies the development and management of open-source databases. Toad for MySQL or PostgreSQL management makes learning new databases easy. Toad Edge is a great tool for MariaDB, Amazon Redshift, and EDB Postgres Advanced Server. Toad Edge supports coding and editing, schema compare, sync, and DevOps CI processes so that you can manage open-source databases quickly and confidently.
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    Postico Reviews
    Postico is a database client. Postico can connect to either a local PostgreSQL Server on your Mac or remote servers on a different computer. Postgres.app is a great option if you are looking to install a local PostgreSQL Server on your Mac. Postgres.app will create a PostgreSQL Server on your Mac. It will create a new directory and an empty database the first time it starts. After a few seconds, the server will start and wait for connections. Postgres.app cannot start if another PostgreSQL Server is running on your computer. If you have problems, make sure to deactivate and uninstall any other PostgreSQL servers. Reboot your computer after uninstalling! First, create a favorite to connect to a PostgreSQL Server with Postico. A favorite contains parameters that allow you to connect to a server. Some parameters for connecting to a server are optional.
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    RazorSQL Reviews

    RazorSQL

    RazorSQL

    $99.95 one-time payment
    RazorSQL is a SQL query tool, a database browser, SQL editor and database administration tool for Windows and macOS, Mac OS X and Linux. RazorSQL can connect to more than 40 databases and has been tested on them. View database objects including schemas, tables and columns, primary and secondary keys, views and indexes, procedures and functions, and more. Visual tools to create and modify, describe, execute, and delete database objects like tables, views and indexes, stored procedure, functions, triggers, etc. Multi-tabular display of queries, with options for filtering and sorting, searching, etc. You can import data from many formats, including Excel spreadsheets, fixed-width files, and delimited files. It comes with a robust relational database (HSQLDB), which is ready to use straight out of the box.
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    SQLPro Reviews

    SQLPro

    SQLPro

    $6.37 per month
    Native and ready to go for Big Sur. Supports Catalina and Mojave, while still using the latest macOS features. Using Microsoft SQL Management Studio? With a few improvements, our interface and workflow are similar to yours. Are you working with Amazon or Azure relational databases service? SQLPro for MySQL supports MySQL versions 5.0 and higher, even cloud instances. You want to see multiple tables' results at once? Multiple queries can be executed simultaneously and the results for each one displayed simultaneously, with any errors and messages.