Postgres Client by SQLPro

- It is not free, you can’t do nothing on this “free” version - even the paid version, all you can do is run you sql statements, better use a ssh terminal, there are plenty of free apps that can do that on an iPad. - the sql functions that you have on a database are not listed, you can’t find them anywhere. (I believe this is a bug since the app has a functions tab) Pretty disappointed with this app, there aren’t many Postgres apps for iPad but this one is not worth it.

Unusable unless you auto subscribe. Description makes it sound like you can use it for basic usage, but has a paywall as soon as you install it. 7 days free trial then auto subscribe at $60/year!

The interface is a little different, as it generates a SQL command to add records (insert) or edit a field value (update) but it is accurate, flexible, and fast.

Best I could ask for as a client on my phone. You can view, edit, create tables as well as write your own .sql files all for free

Im trying to add sample DB and there are no instructions or help articles to do so. If i can get the Sakila dB to work it would be great.

Was once a great app for running basic queries when I was away from my computer. Then, seemingly without warning, the developer made it subscription based. The app claims the premium subscription is for managing multiple connections and quick switching between them. However, my query results for one connection are now locked behind a paywall. Ridiculous!

It seems pretty decent, but it really is just "type some SQL" and output the result in a grid view. There's no "free version for one connection" thing, you have to pay to copy/paste results for even the 1st conn, which makes it useless for testing the app ; the sample DB provided is really not a valid test, if you're not testing on your own DB you're not really testing anything useful... I dont really need more on iPad but the price just doesn't make sense, $5/month or $99 to buy outright is just way too high for how simple this app is. DataGrip on macOS is $89 and is so much more its not even close...

This app would get 5-stars if they could incorporated an SSH key feature. Other iOS apps from Panic have SSH key capabilities.

This Postgres app does everything I need and very happy with it, great that it’s free for a single connection.