# with pnpm (recommended)
pnpm install

# or with npm
npm install

# or with yarn
yarn

Poge PG: pgAdmin but in your browser

Poge is your quick database tool — for those moments when you just need to peek at tables, run a few queries, and get back to building awesome stuff. Skip the heavy tools (pgAdmin, DBeaver), skip the wait. Just open, connect, and you’re off! 🚀. You can try demo on https://poge.dev.

One click deploy on Vercel:

What you get

• Simple, speedy UI for tables and SQL
• Query history, notes, and easy export/import
• Table/Schema viewers with sane defaults
• Local‑first by default: data lives on your machine
• Optional PIN lock so you can step away without worry

Quick start on your machine

1) Clone and install

# with pnpm (recommended)
pnpm install

# or with npm
npm install

# or with yarn
yarn

2) Run it

pnpm run dev (or npm run dev)
# then open http://localhost:3000

3) Connect a database

• Go to Databases → Add a server (host, port, database, user, password)
• Connect and start exploring or running queries

Tip: After deploying, manage any required environment variables in your Vercel project settings or your provider. Poge runs entirely in the browser, so no variables are needed by default. Any custom API routes you add will automatically use the environment variables you configure in Vercel or your provider.

Configuration

This is a Next.js + Tailwind project. All user settings are stored client‑side in the browser (Local Storage). Poge includes built‑in export/import:

• Full data export/import uses an encrypted .enc file (encrypted JSON).
• Settings‑only export/import uses plain .json.

Security & privacy

• Local‑first: credentials and preferences are stored in your browser, encrypted at rest
• PIN lock: quickly lock the UI when you step away
• No unsolicited telemetry
• You control where it runs: locally, on your own Vercel account, or anywhere else.

If you discover a security issue, please open a private report or contact the maintainers.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. Keep changes small and focused, and prefer clear, straightforward code over cleverness. If you’re unsure or want to report a bug/feature, please open an issue here on: Github Issues

Roadmap (short and sweet)

• Smoother table editing flows
• More import/export formats
• Smarter connection helpers

License

MIT — do what you like, be kind, and don’t remove credit.

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Built by Hari