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Varan

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A desktop workspace unifying DuckDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Python, and spreadsheets into one queryable surface with cross-database SQL joins.

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How it works: A desktop workspace that unifies DuckDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Python and spreadsheets into one queryable surface, with cross-source SQL joins, anomaly detection, lineage and git-style rollback.
Best for: Developers and analysts who need to query and join data across multiple databases and spreadsheets locally.
Watch out: Currently in private beta.

Watched for 10 days · last checked today

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valv

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Connects databases like Postgres and scopes access down to the row so AI agents only see permitted data.

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How it works: Connects to databases like Postgres, MySQL, ClickHouse, and PostHog once, then scopes each role's access down to the row.
Best for: Teams that want AI agents to query live data without seeing more than allowed.

Watched for 4 days · last checked today

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IndexPilot

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Checks whether a proposed Postgres index is actually worth adding before you merge it, without touching your real database.

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How it works: Evaluates index proposals against real usage patterns and existing indexes
Best for: Developers deciding whether a new index is worth its write/storage cost
Watch out: Never modifies your database directly

Watched for 6 days · last checked today

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Easier Migration from PLSQL to Postgres

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Automatically converts PL/SQL code (packages, triggers, procedures) into PostgreSQL PL/pgSQL or PL/Python, without manual rewriting.

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How it works: Transcompiles PL/SQL to PL/pgSQL or PL/Python3u as a single command, no runtime dependencies
Best for: Teams migrating an Oracle PL/SQL codebase to Postgres
Watch out: Initial release for Ubuntu only

Watched for 6 days · last checked today

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SketchLog

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An open-source observability platform that stores compact telemetry summaries instead of every raw event, for engineering teams who want p95/p99 and anomaly tracking without ballooning storage costs.

Open source

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How it works: An open-source observability platform that uses sketch data structures to answer production questions — p95/p99 latency, unique users, top events, anomaly movement, SLO burn — from compact telemetry summaries instead of storing every raw event. Includes a hosted playground, dashboards, Postgres durability, SDKs, and Docker/Helm/Kubernetes support.
What's different: Keeps only compact statistical summaries rather than raw event storage, cutting storage costs.
Best for: Engineering teams who want latency and anomaly tracking without their storage bill ballooning.

Watched for 9 days · last checked 3d ago

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KREO

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A developer-first backend-as-a-service that turns hosted Postgres into an instant REST API with authentication, realtime, Redis caching, WebSockets, and file storage.

Domain registered 1 month ago

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How it works: Provisions a hosted Postgres database and automatically exposes it as a REST API, plus adds authentication, realtime/WebSocket support, Redis caching, and file storage.
Best for: Developers who want to ship a backend on top of Postgres in minutes instead of building the API layer themselves.

Watched for 11 days · last checked 5d ago

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OpenSparrow

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Self-hosted admin panel framework for developers building internal CRMs/ERPs without npm or vendor lock-in.

Open sourceSelf-hosted

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How it works: PHP 8.1+, PostgreSQL, vanilla JS, visual UI for tables/forms/dashboards
What's different: no npm, no Composer, no external libraries
Best for: teams building internal business apps who want full data ownership

Watched for 2 days · last checked 1d ago

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LithePG

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A native macOS PostgreSQL client for writing SQL, browsing schemas, and viewing explain plans locally.

Domain registered 2 months ago

Works offlineOpen source

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How it works: Local-first SQL drafting with schema navigator, explain plans, and exports; supports Neon
Pricing: Open source

Watched for 5 days · last checked 4d ago

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PgCraft

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A fast native desktop GUI for browsing PostgreSQL schemas and running queries, free on Mac, Windows, and Linux.

Domain registered 1 month ago

Free

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How it works: native desktop app for schema browsing and queries
Pricing: free

Watched for 6 days · last checked 5d ago

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One-click deployment platform for self-hostable apps like Uptime Kuma, n8n, PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Redis onto cloud infrastructure you control, for developers who want ownership instead of managed SaaS.

Domain registered 2 months ago

Self-hosted

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How it works: One-click Docker deployment of self-hostable apps onto a cloud server you control.
Best for: Developers who want to self-host common infrastructure without manual setup.

Watched for 7 days · last checked 7d ago

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NodeAuth Pro

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An MIT-licensed authentication boilerplate for Node.js backends providing JWT with refresh-token rotation, role/permission middleware, Google OAuth, and a PostgreSQL/MySQL data layer switchable in one line.

Open source

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How it works: Ships with a clean MVC structure and a full setup guide; works with Node.js 18+.

Watched for 12 days · last checked 8d ago

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Archestack

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Archestack is a developer platform for building custom ERP, WMS, and CRM systems on Postgres/.NET/React, letting teams own their data while shipping internal tools faster.

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How it works: A platform for building custom ERP, WMS, CRM, and internal tools on top of PostgreSQL, .NET, and React, aimed at shipping applications in weeks.
What's different: Teams own their data since it's built on their own PostgreSQL/.NET/React stack rather than a proprietary closed platform.
Best for: Teams that need custom internal business tools and want to own the underlying data and codebase.

Watched for 18 days · last checked 9d ago

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pgxray — Postgres Query Analyzer

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A diagnostic tool that analyzes Postgres query performance to find and fix slow queries, for developers and DBAs instead of manually reading EXPLAIN plans.

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How it works: analyzes Postgres queries to identify why they are slow
Best for: developers and DBAs debugging Postgres performance

Watched for 18 days · last checked 2d ago

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ViewNote

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An independent, ad-free tracker for movies and individual TV episodes that imports your existing Letterboxd or TV Time history. For movie and TV watchers, not a coding tool.

Domain registered 19 days ago

FreeNo subscriptionNo ads

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How it works: Import your existing Letterboxd or TV Time data exports to unlock detailed profile statistics, customize artwork with alternate posters, and track movie and episode-level TV watch history.
What's different: Bridges the gap between movie journals and detailed episode-level TV tracking, with no subscription gates or ads.
Pricing: Free, no subscription gates, no ads.
Best for: Movie and TV watchers who want detailed episode-level tracking without paywalls.

Watched for 13 days · last checked 2d ago

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Stratum

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A native, non-Electron macOS GUI for browsing and editing MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and SQLite databases.

Pay onceNo subscription

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How it works: A native Swift macOS database GUI for MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and SQLite, with a visual table browser, schema designer, query editor with autocomplete, iCloud sync, and one-click import from TablePlus.
Pricing: One-time purchase, no subscription; free during beta.

Watched for 10 days · last checked 2d ago

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PgDog

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An open source Postgres connection pooler, load balancer and sharding proxy built by database engineers, for scaling Postgres without app changes.

Domain registered 18 months ago

Open source

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How it works: An open source connection pooler, load balancer and sharding proxy that sits in front of PostgreSQL to scale it without requiring changes to the application.
What's different: Postgres-compliant proxy built by database engineers, aimed specifically at sharding and pooling rather than being a general API gateway.
Pricing: Open source.
Best for: Teams scaling a Postgres deployment who want pooling and sharding without rewriting their application.

Watched for 13 days · last checked 2d ago

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BackupDrill

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Backs up your Supabase Postgres database and storage files to your own S3-compatible bucket, then proves the backups actually work with weekly automated restore drills. Built for developers running Supabase in production.

Domain registered 24 days ago

Open source

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How it works: Backs up a Supabase project's Postgres database and Storage files to your own S3/R2/B2 bucket, then runs weekly automated restore drills in a throwaway sandbox, verifying tables, rows, and checksums.
What's different: Proves backups are actually restorable through scheduled restore drills, rather than just taking backups on faith.
Best for: Developers running Supabase in production who need verified, restorable backups.

Watched for 13 days · last checked 7d ago

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Yerd

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An open-source, Docker-free local PHP environment for macOS and Linux — automatic HTTPS, per-site PHP versions, zero-config sites. A direct alternative to Laravel Herd for developers.

Open sourceNo subscription

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How it works: A local PHP development environment: park a folder and every project inside becomes instantly live at .test; issues per-site HTTPS certificates automatically; installs multiple PHP versions side by side, pinned per site; runs MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, Redis and an SMTP catcher as native processes supervised by one daemon; streams Laravel dump()/dd(), queries, jobs and requests to a dedicated window.
What's different: Open-source, rootless and Docker-free — a direct alternative to Laravel Herd, MIT licensed with every feature included.
Pricing: Open-source, no subscription.
Best for: macOS and Linux developers running local PHP/Laravel projects who want to avoid Docker.

Watched for 18 days · last checked 2d ago

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featuringCode/work

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A freelance full-stack developer (React/Next.js, Node, PostgreSQL) available for B2B contracts, performance work, rich-text editors, auth and RAG integrations. Not a software product, a hire-me listing.

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How it works: A freelance senior full-stack developer (React/Next.js, Node, PostgreSQL) available for B2B contract work, covering performance tuning, document diff/merge, rich-text editors, auth and RAG.
Best for: Companies looking to hire a contract full-stack developer for hard, specific engineering problems rather than a software product.

Watched for 17 days · last checked 11d ago

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MetricMint

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A self-hosted MRR and growth dashboard you deploy yourself for a one-time $49 instead of $108/month for Baremetrics. Built for indie hackers running their own infrastructure, not a plug-and-play SaaS.

Open sourcePay onceNo subscriptionSelf-hosted

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How it works: Tracks MRR, churn rate, ARPU, Net New MRR, customer lifetime value, and 12-month revenue trends, with revenue data added manually or via API. Self-hosted on your own Railway + Supabase stack, works entirely offline with no third-party integrations required.
What's different: Sold as a one-time $49 purchase with full MIT-licensed source code instead of Baremetrics' $108/month subscription.
Pricing: One-time $49 purchase, no recurring fees.
Best for: Indie hackers at $0-$5k MRR who want a real growth dashboard before paying for Baremetrics.

Watched for 18 days · last checked today

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NovoSSH

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A real SSH client with full PTY support that works the same way in the browser, on desktop and on mobile, so engineers stop juggling PuTTY on one device and a separate mobile app.

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How it works: A real SSH client with full PTY support, resize and keepalive handling, that works the same way in the browser, on desktop (Electron), and on Android/iOS, connecting via WebSocket relay or direct connection.
What's different: Host credentials and identity keys are encrypted at rest with XChaCha20-Poly1305 (libsodium) rather than stored in plaintext, and it replaces juggling separate tools (PuTTY plus a mobile app) with one client.
Best for: Engineers who connect to remote servers from more than one device and want the same SSH experience everywhere.

Watched for 18 days · last checked 2d ago

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API Test Base

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A tool for building and running automated integration tests across many API types — HTTP, SOAP, databases, message queues and more — for QA and engineering teams, not a hosted API itself.

FreeWorks offline

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How it works: A tool for building and running automated integration test cases across many API types — HTTP, SOAP, relational databases (Oracle, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, H2), JMS, FTP(S), SFTP, AMQP, MQTT, IBM MQ and IBM ACE. Includes HTTP stubs/mock servers, data-driven testing, endpoint management and Git-based team collaboration.
What's different: Covers many non-HTTP protocols and database types, not just REST/HTTP APIs.
Pricing: Free.
Best for: QA and engineering teams doing integration, microservices, ESB or SOA testing who need low-code test authoring.
Watch out: Data is saved offline on your local machine rather than in the cloud.

Watched for 14 days · last checked 8d ago

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KeyMint

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A self-hosted license-key manager for indie hackers and digital product sellers, sold as a $49 one-time purchase instead of a $29/month subscription elsewhere.

Open sourcePay onceSelf-hosted

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How it works: You generate license keys for your products, set activation limits, and validate keys via a simple API endpoint that buyers hit to check validity. Self-hosted on your own Railway + Neon stack, built with React 19, Express 5, PostgreSQL, and Drizzle ORM, deployable in under 15 minutes.
What's different: Sold as a one-time $49 purchase with full MIT-licensed source code instead of Lemon Squeezy's $29/month license key management fee.
Pricing: One-time $49 purchase, no recurring fees.
Best for: Gumroad or Lemon Squeezy sellers who want license key validation without a monthly SaaS fee.

Watched for 18 days · last checked 2d ago

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SQLKit

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A local-first desktop SQL workbench for connecting to MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite with autocomplete.

Domain registered 9 years ago

Works offline

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How it works: Connect to MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite; write SQL with autocomplete and formatting, and view results instantly.
What's different: Local-first desktop tool with no cloud dependency, unlike bloated platforms.
Best for: Developers who want a fast, minimal SQL editor.
Watch out: More databases are noted as coming.

Watched for 9 days · last checked 7d ago

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QR - API

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A bare-bones API that turns text into a QR code PNG via a GET request, flat $10/month unlimited. For developers who don't want to host their own QR generator.

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How it works: An API that generates a QR code PNG from a GET request containing any text — no library to install or encoder to maintain.
Pricing: $10/month flat, unlimited requests, no rate limits.
Best for: Developers who want to add QR generation to their app without self-hosting an encoder.
Watch out: Built and launched by a first-time developer in two sessions — an early, unproven product.

Watched for 15 days · last checked 2d ago

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FreelanceFlow

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A self-hosted client, project and invoice tracker you deploy yourself for a one-time $49 instead of paying HoneyBook or Bonsai monthly. Built for developer-comfortable freelancers, not a no-code SaaS pick.

Open sourcePay onceNo subscriptionCan export my data

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How it works: Manage clients, projects, and invoices in one place: track billable hours, generate invoice PDFs, and monitor monthly revenue with a built-in chart. Self-hosted on your own Railway + Supabase stack, built with React 19, Express 5, PostgreSQL, and Drizzle ORM, deployable in under 15 minutes.
What's different: Sold as a one-time $49 purchase with full source code (MIT licensed) instead of paying HoneyBook ($19/month) or Bonsai ($25/month) recurring fees.
Pricing: One-time $49 purchase, no recurring fees.
Best for: Freelance developers, designers, and consultants at $0-$5k/month who want a real CRM before paying for Bonsai.

Watched for 18 days · last checked 11d ago

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Adatools

Setup your dev environment in 1-click.

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