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Seaquel
OBSERVEDA database client with an embeddable SQL widget for blog posts
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Seaquel is a database client for macOS, Linux and Windows that also offers a free embeddable widget letting bloggers add runnable Postgres queries to their posts. The widget runs entirely in the reader's browser using PGlite (a WebAssembly build of Postgres), requires no account or server, and is aimed at people who write SQL tutorials. Seaquel itself is a desktop tool for connecting to and querying databases, with features like visual tools, an AI assistant, and Learn SQL tutorials.
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Commercial use · All features included · 1 year of updates · 1 device activation · Community support · Transferable license
Commercial use · All features included · 1 year of updates · 1 device activation per seat · Priority support · Transferable seats
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