Browse schemas the way you think about them
Walk schemas, inspect rows and create tables without writing DDL by hand when you would rather not.
- Schema tree
- Row inspection
- Column types and constraints
Schema first
Start from the schema, drill into a table, then into a row. Foreign keys are links, not integers you have to chase manually.
Create without ceremony
Add a table with columns, types, defaults and constraints. The editor writes the DDL; you can read it before it runs.
Types are not hidden
Column types, nullability and defaults are shown as PostgreSQL reports them, not translated into a simplified vocabulary that hides behaviour.
Permission-aware
table.read lets an account browse; changing structure needs the matching write permission. Read-only access is a real state, not a convention.
A viewer, not a replacement for migrations
Creating a table in the dashboard is convenient for a prototype. Anything that has to be reproducible belongs in a forward-only migration in your repository.
Build the whole backend in one project
One plan, one dashboard, one command line interface. PostgreSQL, applications, functions, storage and realtime.