Postgres work that fits an iPad
DBPort keeps connection state, schema, SQL editor, query history, snippets, and results close together so PostgreSQL work can happen without shrinking a desktop UI onto a touch screen.
Schema-aware SQL editing
The editor is designed for real SQL work: object discovery, autocomplete, snippets, query history, and readable results instead of a narrow set of canned actions.
Production deserves review
Production-marked connections, dry-run review where supported, and staged edits add useful friction without replacing your normal backups, permissions, and deployment process.
Frequently asked questions
Can DBPort connect to PostgreSQL from iPad?
Yes. DBPort supports PostgreSQL connections from iPhone and iPad, including schema browsing, SQL editing, and result review.
Does DBPort send Postgres rows to its backend?
No by default. Rows stay local unless you explicitly export, share, send selected context to AI, or share data with support.
Does it replace migrations?
No. DBPort is a mobile database client; keep using your migration, backup, and review process.