Need help with Tablewright for PostgreSQL? We're here to assist.
Tap the + button on the Connections screen and enter your server hostname, port (default 5432), database name, username, and password. You can optionally enable SSL for secure connections.
When creating a connection, enable "Use SSH Tunnel" and enter your SSH server details. This is useful for connecting to databases behind firewalls or on private networks. Tablewright supports password and key-based SSH authentication.
Common issues include: incorrect hostname or port, firewall blocking the connection, PostgreSQL not configured to accept remote connections (check pg_hba.conf), or incorrect credentials. Make sure your database server is accessible from your device's network.
Yes! With Tablewright Pro, you can edit cells directly, insert new rows, and delete data. Go to Settings and set "Cell Click Behavior" to "Edit Cell" or "Edit Row". Use Read-Only mode when browsing production databases to prevent accidental changes.
Yes! With Tablewright Pro, you can create new tables, view and edit table schemas, and drop tables. Use the Schema tab to explore your database structure.
Use the Console tab to write and execute SQL queries. The editor supports syntax highlighting and you can save frequently used queries as bookmarks.
While viewing a table, tap the menu button and select "Export Table". You can export as CSV or JSON, and share via any app using the iOS share sheet.
Yes. All passwords and SSH keys are stored in the iOS Keychain, which is encrypted and protected by the operating system. Your credentials never leave your device.
Yes, we strongly recommend enabling SSL for all connections, especially over public networks. This encrypts the data between your device and the database server.
This can happen due to network instability or server timeouts. Enable Auto-Reconnect in your connection settings. The app will automatically attempt to reconnect if the connection is lost.
Have an idea for a new feature? We'd love to hear it! Send your suggestions to support@pennyworthlabs.com.
Found a bug? Please email us with: