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PgHero is a free and open-source performance dashboard for the database PostgreSQL. With PgHero you can monitor query performance and overall health of your Postgres database. The project is openly developed and battle-tested by the grocerie delivery platform Instacart and release under the MIT License.

Postico is a free, modern PostgreSQL client for macOS. The client makes PostgreSQL more approachable by providing an easy to use interface that is liked by beginners and specialists alike. With Postico you can leverage the power of Postgres databases without using the CLI.

The software pgAdmin is the most popular free and open-source administration panel for PostgreSQL. With pgAdmin developers can manage their database and also use it as a tool that is part of the development process. The software is released under the PostgreSQL/Artistic licence and can be used on macOS, Linux, Unix and Windows to manage PostgreSQL 9.2 and above.

DataGrip is a commercial IDE for databases and SQL developed by JetBrains. With DataGrip users can write SQL code faster and safer due to context-sensitive code completion that is aware of tables structure, foreign keys and pivot tables. DataGrip PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle Database, SQL Server, Azure, Amazon Redshift, SQLite, MariaDB, MongoDB, Cassandra, Apache Hive and many more databases.

MySQL Workbench is a free and commercial open-source tool for managing MySQL databases visually through a GUI. MySQL Workbench provides features like data modeling, sql development, and comprehensive administration tools. MySQL Workbench is developed by Oracle Corporation and is a successor to DBDesigner 4. The community edition of MySQL Workbench is released under the GNU General Public License, while the enterprise edition is released as a commercial proprietary software.

DBeaver is an open-source SQL client and a database administration tool. With DBeaver you can manage any relational databases that has support for JDBC driver, in a well designed GUI. The software is released as two separate versions, DBeaver Community Edition and DBeaver Enterprise Edition. DBeaver Community Edition is freely used and distributed under the ACL license. While DBeaver Enterprise Edition is sold at a monthly subscriptions, and supports NoSQL databases like MongoDB, Cassandra, InfluxDB, Redis, Amazon DynamoDB, Google Bigtable and CouchDB.