TablePlus vs KnockKnock PingPort

Description: With a simple design and powerful features, TablePlus makes database management easier, faster & more efficient on your iOS devices. - Multiple drivers: MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Cassandra, Cockroach, Redis... - Database security at its best: SSH tunneling, TLS encrypt end-to-end. - Edit data rows, table structure, or query results directly with just a touch, review generated SQL before submitting. - Quickly see the records you need using multiple advanced filters. - Easily export data and send it directly via email, AirDrop... - Working with multiple databases or connections at the same time. - A smart query editor with code highlighter and auto-completion. Privacy Policy: https://tableplus.com/privacy Terms of Service: https://tableplus.com/legal

KnockKnock opens access to your servers with one tap. It sends the knock your firewall expects, a sequence of TCP and UDP ports or ICMP echo requests of agreed sizes, and shows each step as it goes. PORTKNOCK • Name, host (domain, IPv4 or IPv6) and an ordered list of ports, each TCP or UDP • Delay between ports from 0 to 1000 ms to fit your knockd timeout • Progress for every port, and the time of the last knock in the list PINGKNOCK • Ordered groups of ICMP echo requests: count × data size in bytes • The equivalent ping commands, to try the same knock from a terminal • A table of ICMP and IP packet sizes to match your firewall rule, such as iptables -m length or MikroTik packet-size • A warning when VPN or cellular networks may split large packets Works with knockd and any firewall that opens access after a sequence of packets. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account, no analytics, no ads, no tracking • Records stay on your iPhone unless you export them, and packets go straight to the hosts you enter FREE AND PRO The free version keeps one PortKnock server and one PingKnock target. KnockKnock Pro, a one-time purchase, removes the limit and lets you export and import your records as a file, to move them to another iPhone. No subscription. Port knocking hides a service but does not replace SSH keys or passwords.