Free Postgres DB Tool (looking for feedback)

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seepatcode · 11h ago

I spent two weekends vibe-coding a DB Tool for postgres. It's free! Give it a test run. Let me know what you'd like to see.

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Free Postgres DB Tool (looking for feedback)

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