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Meet Schema — A new Postgres & MySQL database client for iOS. It’s great whether you’re a developer working at scale, a founder watching signups, or vibe coding your next big thing. Schema is available today.

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Allan1 year ago

Download Schema on the App Store.

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Allan1 year ago

Like many of you, I build lots of things. When I left Apple, I found myself wishing for a really great database client for iOS. Schema is the start of that, and we're already working on the next major release! You can learn more on the website.

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Bobby Bobak ☕️🇵🇱1 year ago

ooo this looks really nice! Does it support SSH tunnels ?

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Erik Hoffman1 year ago

iPad app in the roadmap?

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Allan1 year ago

Definitely considering it

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Ashank Tomar1 year ago

I can finally drop prod from the shitter now

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Farza 🇵🇰🇺🇸1 year ago

i will use this

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Pav Sidhu1 year ago

This couldn't have come at a better time! I was looking for an iOS database client last week - this is way better than I was hoping to be out there, it's so good!

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kermanノ1 year ago

i’ve been searching for this for ages! this is how you can finally start to move away from notion — the black box of data.

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Ryan Staniforth 👨🏻‍💻1 year ago

Very nice! The 1 hour 50% offer was hard to say no to 😄

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