PostgreSQL · macOS

A Postgres GUI for Mac that gets out of your way

bzora is a native macOS client for PostgreSQL: browse and filter tables, edit rows inline, and run SQL with schema-aware autocomplete — in one fast, keyboard-driven window. The Mac build is a universal binary for Apple Silicon and Intel, signed and notarized.

Everything you reach for with Postgres

Browse & filter with a point-and-click builder — IN, BETWEEN, LIKE, IS NULL and more, all parameterized and sorted server-side.
Edit data, not SQL. Double-click a cell, add or delete rows, stage changes and commit them in a single transaction.
Schema-aware SQL editor (CodeMirror 6) with autocomplete that knows your tables, columns and aliases. ⌘↵ to run, cancel mid-query.
Keyboard-first. ⌘P fuzzy table palette, ⌘1–9 to switch connections, ⌘F to filter.
Secure by default. Passwords in the macOS Keychain; sslmode=verify-full by default.

Not only Postgres — but great at it

bzora also speaks MySQL/MariaDB and SQLite with the same UI, so the one client covers the databases most projects actually use. If you want a Mac-only, Postgres-only tool with maximum native polish, Postico is worth a look too — our comparison is honest about where it wins.

Download bzora free for macOS Buy — €29 (≈ $32)

Weighing clients? See bzora vs Postico, vs TablePlus, or all comparisons.