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#Fakebase Studio
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## What’s Fakebase?
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Fakebase
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Fakebase is a lightweight PostgreSQL browser built for developers who just want to see what’s going on in their database - fast. No setup, no dashboards, no accounts. Connect to any PostgreSQL instance and instantly explore your tables, relationships, indexes, and schema structure in a clean, modern interface. Fakebase takes responsibility for being the simple tool: open it, connect, understand your database.
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Fakebase focuses on clarity. It gives you a visual overview of your schema with interactive table relationships, lets you browse table data in a structured grid, inspect foreign keys and indexes, and understand how everything connects. It doesn’t try to replace your infrastructure, migrate your schema, or sit between you and your database. It simply connects directly and shows you what’s there - clearly and reliably.
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Getting started takes one command: **npx fakebase-studio@latest**. The server starts locally and opens in your browser. Paste in your PostgreSQL connection string and start exploring. No accounts, no cloud sync, no hidden layers. Just you and your database - made understandable.
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## Quick Start
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