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, it is super-easy to use and does exactly what I expect and need it to do - connect to a local or remote Postgres database, as well as view and edit its data.

 (same as some of the alternative apps) has this handy way of saving some SQL queries for future execution. 

When you save a query in one server, it will not be available in another and you will need to create a new one.

Personally, I rarely work with raw SQL queries, so its syntax is not something I actively remember,  and so the ability to save a query saves a trip to my notes or 

With each project you likely will have different needs (and with that project-specific queries), that said, these two I almost always  need to run in a new project,  soo these are great candidates for a save:

It's a small thing, but if you do this often, this will save you some minutes and provide more convenience, and if you don't do this often it will save you hassle trying to remember/figure out how to get the minimal setup working for a fresh 

 or drop them in the comments below. 🙌🏼

The first steps I take when setting p a fresh Postgres database, with a database user and password, with Postico2.

My Postico2 workflow

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