Navicat for PostgreSQL

Navicat for PostgreSQL

by PremiumSoft CyberTech Ltd.

4 ratings
12 reviews
$19.99
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 20, 2015
  • July 6, 2026

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Manage PostgreSQL databases on the go with this comprehensive iOS tool. It offers features for data editing, query construction, object control, and team collaboration, all accessible from your iPhone or iPad.

Remote PostgreSQL database management
Data editing and filtering
SQL query construction with code completion
Database object creation and design
Team collaboration with Navicat Cloud
Secure SSH/SSL tunneling
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What's New in Navicat for PostgreSQL

2.5.1

July 6, 2026

Bug fixes

1

In-App Purchases

$99.99

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User reviews

Ошибка

Уважаемые разработчики , при создании триггера таблицы на вставку записи, не могу выставить свойство перед вставкой (before) ,там по умолчанию после вставки(after ) и нет вариантов. Исправте пожалуйста

Top Postgres App

So habe ich mir das vorgestellt. Endlich kann ich mit mehreren Verbindungen meine Datenbanken bearbeiten.

Split Screen Update?

Love the app! Seamlessly handles pesky key changes when AWS servers get swapped out. Very useful for quick DB edits or references.

Just wish I could do iOS split screen mode. I use this along with Navicat for MySQL and would love to use both, side by side, like I do on the Mac.

Can’t design a model off line.

I bought this app specifically to design the data model and I can’t do it with out connecting to a database. Since I use a schematic as code tool.. I wasted $20 on this app. Very disappointed.

Pretty Terrible App

Doesn't log directly into your database on Aws - have to scroll and search for it. Always capitalizes words in fields like True False. If you leave the app and come back, connection is lost and requires complete restart. Ugly design. Slow to load. Lack of cool features. No updates. I wish someone would make a great database app for OS X!
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FAQ

What is Navicat for PostgreSQL?

Navicat for PostgreSQL is a mobile application designed for iOS devices that provides comprehensive tools for managing PostgreSQL databases. It allows users to perform tasks such as data editing, query construction, and database object management remotely.

Is Navicat for PostgreSQL free?

No, Navicat for PostgreSQL is a paid application. It is priced at $19.99 and can be purchased through the App Store.

What devices does Navicat for PostgreSQL support?

Navicat for PostgreSQL is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices.

How often is Navicat for PostgreSQL updated?

The application was last updated on March 18, 2026, indicating a recent update. The developer, PremiumSoft CyberTech Ltd., regularly provides updates to enhance functionality and compatibility.

Does Navicat for PostgreSQL offer team collaboration features?

Yes, Navicat for PostgreSQL integrates with Navicat Cloud, allowing users to create projects to share connections and queries with team members. It also supports adding members and defining roles within a project.

What age rating does Navicat for PostgreSQL have?

Navicat for PostgreSQL has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. This rating suggests it contains no mature content.

Can I connect to databases securely with Navicat for PostgreSQL?

Yes, Navicat for PostgreSQL supports secure connections through SSH/SSL Tunneling, providing strong authentication and secure encryption. It also offers HTTP Tunneling to bypass ISP restrictions.

What is the user sentiment for Navicat for PostgreSQL based on ratings?

Based on the available data, Navicat for PostgreSQL has a rating of 3.5 stars from 4 ratings. This suggests a generally positive but mixed user reception.