What is Poge?
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.Key Features
Blazing-Fast Query Editor
A powerful SQL editor built for speed with syntax highlighting, multi-tab support, and instant query execution.Local-First Architecture
All your data lives on your machine. Poge runs entirely in your browser using local storage — no servers, no data transmission.AES-256 Encryption
Your database credentials and sensitive data are protected with AES-256-GCM encryption. Every connection is secured with a 6-digit PIN you control.Table & Schema Viewer
Navigate tables, inspect schemas, and explore relationships with an intuitive interface designed for developers.Export & Import
Full data export/import using encrypted.enc files, or settings-only export/import with plain .json files. Pick up where you left off on any device.
Query History & Templates
Automatically save query history and create reusable templates for common operations.Who Is Poge For?
Poge is designed for developers who need quick access to their PostgreSQL databases without the overhead of traditional database management tools:- Full-stack developers checking database state during development
- DevOps engineers running quick diagnostic queries
- Data analysts exploring database schemas and relationships
- Anyone who values speed, privacy, and simplicity
Poge is built with Next.js, React, and the
pg library. It’s open-source and MIT licensed.Privacy & Security
Your privacy is paramount:- No data transmission: Everything stays in your browser’s local storage
- AES-256-GCM encryption: Military-grade encryption for your credentials
- 100,000 PBKDF2 iterations: Your 6-digit PIN is hardened against brute force
- Client-side only: No backend servers, no databases, no tracking
Your 6-digit PIN creates 1,000,000 possible combinations, multiplied by 100,000 iterations. Breaking this encryption would take longer than the universe’s age.