Built by a developer who got tired of managing phpMyAdmin servers

I have databases on DigitalOcean, Hetzner, shared hosts. Every time I switch networks — coffee shop, coworking space, hotel — I need to update firewall rules everywhere. SSH tunnels break. Docker setups on my laptop need babysitting. cPanel phpMyAdmin installs have their own quirks per host. It was always friction.

What I wanted was simple: one static IP I could whitelist everywhere, and one URL I could open from any browser to manage any database. No installs, no configuration, no "it worked on my machine."

So I built it.

A hosted phpMyAdmin and Adminer gateway. You whitelist our static IP in your database firewall, open your browser, enter your credentials, and you're in. Works with MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and every other database Adminer supports.

What it is not:

• ✕ Not a database host — we connect to your existing databases, we don't run them
• ✕ Not a security product — we provide secure access, not database security
• ✕ Not an AI tool — no LLM features, no "AI-powered" anything
• ✕ Not a credential vault — we only store credentials if you explicitly opt in

Just a clean, reliable way to access your databases from any browser.

Simplicity. Two tiers: free and paid. No team plans, no enterprise negotiations, no usage-based billing that punishes you for actually using the product. Per-user pricing at $5/month.

The free tier gives you unlimited sessions with 1-hour timeouts — enough to get real work done. Sessions are capped at one hour to keep our servers responsive for everyone. The paid tier extends sessions to 8 hours and adds saved connections with encrypted credentials and SSH tunnel support for databases behind bastion hosts.

That's the whole product. It does one thing, and it does it well.