A real PostgreSQL client on your phone.

Browse schemas, run queries, and fix data from your iPhone, iPad, or Android — and now your Mac. New in 2.0: connections and saved queries sync across your devices. Passwords and SSH keys never leave your keychain.

Free forever for read-only. Premium is $9.99, once.

PG Orbit SQL editor on iPhone running a query with results, dark mode
PG Orbit desktop workspace on macOS with connections sidebar, schema tree, tabs, and data grid, light mode

New in 2.0: your devices, in sync.

New

Desktop workspace

A sidebar of open connections, object tabs and SQL tabs (Cmd+T/W, Cmd+1–9), a full menu bar on macOS, right-click menus, and keyboard shortcuts with platform-correct labels.

New

Sync across devices

Connections and saved queries follow you. Per-entity merging, manual “Sync now” plus auto sync — and pull-to-refresh syncs too.

How sync works →
New

One account

Sign in with Apple, Google, or an email code — and all three work on every platform.

PG Orbit connections list on iPhone, light mode
The same PG Orbit connections on iPad Pro after a sync, light mode

The same connections on both devices, right after a sync. Read the full 2.0 notes .

Paged at 2 a.m.?

  1. PG Orbit connections list on iPhone with an SSH-tunnel connection highlighted, dark mode

    1. Connect over SSH.

  2. PG Orbit data grid on iPhone filtered to status = delivered with the filter row applied, dark mode

    2. Find the bad row.

  3. PG Orbit editing a status value in place on iPhone with the new value typed and a Save action, dark mode

    3. Fix it and go back to bed.

No laptop. No VPN client. No pgAdmin tab from 2019.

Everything you need to manage PostgreSQL on the go

PG Orbit SQL editor on iPhone with autocomplete suggesting tables above the keyboard, light mode

SQL editor with real autocomplete

Keyword hints, one-tap table suggestions with schema context, and inline column and type recommendations that stay visible with the keyboard up. Find and replace, comment toggle, saved queries, and history with favorites.

PG Orbit Table Structure Editor on iPhone with editable columns, type dropdowns, and an Apply Changes bar, light mode

Visual Table Designer

New Premium

Create and modify tables with a preview of the exact DDL before it runs — and drop with optional cascade.

PG Orbit editing a cell value in place on iPhone, with the new value typed and a Save action, light mode

Edit data in place

Premium

Multi-column filters with AND/OR logic, sorting, a cell inspector with in-place editing, row insert, and json/jsonb-tolerant editing. Writes are Premium.

PG Orbit materialized view details on iPhone with populated status, structure, data, and SQL definition tabs, light mode

Full schema explorer

Matviews new

Databases, schemas, tables, views, materialized views, functions, and sequences — and it works on hardened hosts like Heroku shared plans.

PG Orbit cloud discovery on iPhone authenticated with DigitalOcean, listing clusters by region with one selected for import, light mode

One-tap cloud discovery

Sign in to your provider and import instances: AWS Google Cloud Azure DigitalOcean Linode Supabase

PG Orbit Export to CSV dialog on iPhone with filename and row-limit options, light mode

CSV export with progress

Premium

Run a query, export the results, and watch the progress. On desktop it lands in ~/Downloads. Export is Premium.

Your secrets stay on your device.

  • Keychain-only secrets

    Passwords and SSH keys are encrypted in the device Keychain or secure storage — never on our servers.

  • Biometric lock

    Face ID, Touch ID, or fingerprint, with auto-lock when you switch apps.

  • SSL/TLS done right

    Require and Verify-Full modes, CA certificates, and mutual TLS with a client cert and key.

  • SSH keys, properly

    RSA and Ed25519, passphrases, generate on device or import from a file.

  • Read-only by default

    The free tier runs every query inside a PostgreSQL read-only transaction.

Your device’s keychain

  • Passwords
  • Private keys
  • Passphrases

Never leaves your device.

PG Orbit sync server

  • Host, port, database, user
  • SSH settings
  • Saved queries

Metadata only.

Deleting your account from settings removes the server account and all synced data.

PG Orbit connection form on iPhone with SSL and SSH tunnel options, light mode

Sync that knows what not to sync.

Query-history sync exists, but it is opt-in and off by default — because your history contains your raw SQL and error text. The toggle lives in Sync settings, next to a privacy notice that says exactly that.

Sync is $1.99/month or $14.99/year, auto-renewing. Cancel anytime in the App Store or Play Store. Deleting your account does not cancel the subscription — manage it in the store.

Premium is yours forever. Sync is optional — and your secrets never leave your Keychain either way.

PG Orbit sync settings on iPhone with the query-history toggle off and its privacy notice visible, dark mode

Full sync pricing details →

Same app, every screen.

On a bigger screen, PG Orbit becomes a workspace: a pinned sidebar of open connections, object tabs and SQL query tabs (Cmd+T, Cmd+W, Cmd+1–9), and right-click context menus on connection cards, the schema tree, grid cells, and the editor.

Keyboard shortcuts everywhere, with platform-correct labels (⌘ on macOS). Double-click a cell to edit it. Pick your UI density — Compact or Standard. The layout adapts from phone to tablet to desktop width, and on macOS it ships as a signed, sandboxed app.

PG Orbit desktop workspace on macOS with connections sidebar, schema tree, tabs, and data grid, dark mode
PG Orbit workspace on iPad Pro with connections sidebar, schema tree, and data grid, light mode

Pricing that respects you.

Reads are free, forever. Premium is a one-time purchase. Sync is a separate, optional subscription — they are not sibling plans.

Free

$0, forever

Read-only: every free query runs inside a read-only transaction. No trial, no time limit.

  • Browse and query (read-only)
  • Full schema explorer
  • AND/OR filtering
  • SSL/TLS + SSH tunneling
  • SSH key management
  • Cloud discovery
  • Biometric lock
  • Multiple connections

Premium

$9.99, one time

Yours forever — buy once.

  • All write operations (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, CREATE, ALTER, DROP)
  • Cell and row editing
  • Table changes
  • CSV export
  • Advanced queries and DDL

Sync

Subscription

$1.99/mo

or $14.99/yr · auto-renewing · independent of Premium

  • Connections across devices
  • Saved queries across devices
  • Opt-in query history across devices

Cancel anytime in the App Store or Play Store.

Full details →

Frequently asked questions

If you have anything else you want to ask, reach out to us .

    • What's free and what's Premium?

      Free is read-only — every free query runs in a read-only transaction. All writes, CSV export, and schema changes are Premium.

    • Is Premium really one-time?

      Yes — $9.99 once, per store account. Restore purchases on any of your devices.

    • Does Premium include Sync?

      No — they're separate. Premium is a one-time unlock; Sync is an optional subscription.

    • What happens if I cancel Sync?

      The app and Premium keep working; only syncing stops.

    • Do my passwords sync?

      No — passwords and private keys never leave your device's keychain. The server stores connection metadata and saved queries only, and query-history sync is opt-in and off by default.

    • Does deleting my account cancel the subscription?

      No — deleting the account removes the server account and all synced data, but the subscription is managed in the App Store or Play Store.

    • Which PostgreSQL versions and hosts?

      PostgreSQL 9.6 and later, including AWS RDS and Aurora, Cloud SQL, Azure, DigitalOcean, Linode, Supabase, and Heroku.

    • What devices?

      iPhone and iPad (iOS 15+), Android phones, tablets, and foldables; macOS 12+.

    • What languages?

      English and Español.

Put PostgreSQL in your pocket.

Passwords and SSH keys never leave your keychain.

Free forever for read-only. Premium is $9.99, once.