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The pgjumbo app

pgjumbo has no analytics and no telemetry. It does not report crashes, usage or anything about your databases to anyone.

It connects only to the servers you add, through SSH hosts you name when you use a tunnel.
Your servers, query history, drafts and settings are kept on your computer. Passwords are kept in your system's credential store (Keychain on macOS, Credential Manager on Windows, the Secret Service on Linux), never in pgjumbo's own files.
With Amazon RDS and Aurora IAM sign-in, pgjumbo uses your own AWS credentials to make a sign-in token on your computer.
The Assistant is off until you turn it on. When you use it, it runs your own Claude Code, which sends your questions and what it reads through pgjumbo to Anthropic under the terms of your Claude plan. You choose for each server what it may read.
The map view for geometry results downloads map tiles only from a tile server you set in Settings. With none set, it downloads nothing.

pgjumbo.com sets no cookies and has no analytics, advertising or tracking scripts.

The site is hosted by Vercel, whose servers keep standard access logs (such as IP addresses) for security and operation.
When you use the contact form, your name, email address, topic and message are sent by email to Benjamin Ibrulj through Resend, an email delivery service. They are used only to answer you and are not stored on this website or shared with anyone else.
Downloads are served straight from this website, with nothing recorded about who downloaded what.

Ask through the contact page, including to have a message you sent deleted.

Last changed on 4 November 2026.