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Postage

Postage is a free PostgreSQL administration tool. It is as fast as any PostgreSQL interface can hope to be. Autocomplete pulls schema, table and column names semi-intelligently. Rich copy and paste functionality.

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  • Free
  • Open Source

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  • Discontinued

Platforms

  • Mac
  • Windows
  • Linux
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Discontinued

As reported on the official website, Postage is no longer being maintained. Last version, 3.2.18, released in August 2017, can be still downloaded from GitHub

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  1.  Database Management Tool
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What is Postage?

At the heart of Postage is a modern, fast, event-based C-binary, built in the style of NGINX and Node.js. As such, even though it's still early days, Postage is as fast as any PostgreSQL interface can hope to be. But speed isn't everything! Postage is packed with lots of great features:

  • Autocomplete pulls schema, table and column names semi-intelligently.
  • Postage can handle 20000 tables easy without scrolling speed issues or crashing.
  • Our datasheet view allows arbitrary selection with copy and paste. The copy and paste functionality is very rich.
  • Having a web client gives you more deployment options. Install locally, on the database server or on a third server.
  • Deploy behind Nginx or Apache in a reverse proxy configuration or access it directly with or without SSL.