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Powerful PostgreSQL GUI
A powerful PostgreSQL GUI: browse, edit and chart your Postgres data through tables, forms and dashboards instead of psql or pgAdmin. Free to start.
Why teams use Jet as their PostgreSQL GUI
Searchable tables, forms and dashboards on your live Postgres database, with row- and column-level permissions instead of shared credentials.
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Postgres for the people who are not DBAs
Describe the tables and workflows your team needs and Jet builds the interface. Drop into raw SQL whenever the visual builder is not enough.
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A Custom GUI Straight on Postgres
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Query With SQL or the Visual Builder
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Field-Level Permissions and Roles
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Relationships and Joins Handled for You
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Two-Way Write-Back, No Data Copy
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Frequently asked questions
Does PostgreSQL have a GUI?
Postgres ships with psql, a command-line client, and pgAdmin is the usual desktop option. Both are built for people who administer the database. Jet is a GUI for the people who only need to read and change the data.
Is there a GUI to browse and edit Postgres data without SQL?
Yes. Jet reads your schema and generates searchable tables and forms, so browsing, filtering and editing need no query. Raw SQL stays available when you want it.
How is this different from pgAdmin?
pgAdmin is a database administration tool: one person, full access, installed locally. Jet is a shared interface: role-based access down to the row, forms that validate, an audit log, and a URL you can give to someone who should never see pgAdmin.
Does it work on Windows and Mac?
Jet runs in the browser, so it works the same on Windows, Mac and Linux with nothing to install per machine.
Can I connect a production Postgres database safely?
Yes. Connect over an SSH tunnel or private networking, restrict Jet to a read-only role if you want to start that way, and self-host inside your own network if the data must not leave it.
Can people see only some rows?
Yes. Permissions work at the row and column level, so a person can see their own region or their own customers without a Postgres role, a view or a GRANT statement per teammate.
