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Products that do what SQL Change Guard does

Governance Before Execution, Confidence in Production.

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Beekeeper Studio – open-source, cross-platform SQL client▲343
2020 · beekeeperstudio.io
2DO
DbGate – open-source, cross-platform SQL+noSQL database client▲198
2021 · dbgate.org
3
Jaime▲170
Turn SQL into powerful dashboards
2018
4SF
sql_firewall – SQL Firewall Extension for PostgreSQL▲47
2015 · github.com
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Autonomous API Test Harness by Conektto▲96
Autonomous API testing platform for SQL server and Postgres
2022
6SA
Statetrace – Annotated Audit Trail for Postgres and MySQL▲21
2021 · statetrace.com
7EA
Enforce Access Policies on Postgres▲7
2022 · github.com
8
Hyperterse▲86
Connect your data to your agents.
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9
AIVory Guard▲62
Real-time compliance & security validation for AI coding
Dec 2025
10
Nazar▲23
Discover your most time consuming queries.
2017
11WF
WinMerge for synching SQL Servers to version-controlled scripts▲9
2016 · servantt.com
12ZA
ZenStack – access control at the ORM layer, built for coding agents▲8
Hi HN, I'm Jiasheng, co-creator of ZenStack. Access control usually ends up scattered across app code instead of living with the data model — and that's riskier when the code is written by an agent, since it's easy to ship a query with a missing or incomplete authorization check. ZenStack enforces policy (RBAC/ABAC/relation-based) directly at the ORM layer, on top of Kysely, so every query gets checked the same way regardless of who wrote it and who is calling it. Postgres RLS is an option too, but it's hard to maintain and scale, and it's Postgres-only — ZenStack's approach is…
Jul 2026 · zenstack.framer.website
13AU
A user interface for Postgres EXPLAIN that also gives tips▲50
2019 · pgmustard.com
14AN
Acra, new database protection suite for PostgreSQL▲8
2017 · cossacklabs.com
15SC
sqlc – Compile SQL Queries to Type-Safe Go▲45
2019 · conroy.org
16PC
Process Content Security Policy Violations with SQL, Send to Slack▲5
2019 · pipedream.com
17PA
Poli – An easy-to-use SQL reporting application built for SQL lovers▲14
2019 · github.com
18PS
pglockanalyze - See the locks your Postgres migrations will acquire▲8
Hello! I created this tool to make reasoning about Postgres locks a bit easier. Given a database[1] and a set of DDL statements/migrations you want to check, pglockanalyze will open a transaction, execute the statements, read the pg_locks view to analyze the locks they acquire and rollback (or commit, depending on the flags you passed) the transaction. Then, it will output the results for each statement. I think there's merit in this idea, that said it's very much an experiment so there could be flaws and/or corner cases that this strategy won't work well for. It's meant to act as…
2025 · github.com
19AS
A Slack Clone Using Postgres Row Level Security▲6
2020 · github.com
20PI
Pg_insights – Convenient SQL for monitoring Postgres database health▲7
2019 · github.com
21TT
Trigger Transactional Emails with SQL▲12
2020 · notion.so
22TS
Type-safe Go database client for Postgres, MySQL and SQLite▲12
2020 · github.com
23DC
DBHistory.com Simplified Monitoring for SQL Server▲5
2016 · dbhistory.com
24OS
Open-source schema based Change-Data-Capture utility for Postgres▲5
I am currently working on a Node.js utility for a schema-based approach on CDC for Postgres. It is a lightweight utility that you can plug on top of your existing WAL events service (eg. Debezium, WAL-listener...) and allows you to define schemas to listen to. Instead of listening to raw individual table-level events, you can aggregate those events into high-level schema events automatically. Conceptually, it is like having WAL events but on an SQL view, any modification to a table the view is based on would trigger a high-level event on the view itself. This has many real-world applications…
2025 · github.com

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