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Prequel is meant to be a database management tool for Laravel to replace the need for separate standalone database tools like phpMyAdmin, Sequel Pro or MySQL Workbench. With its (hopefully) clear and concise UI, Prequel is to be a modern and lightweight database browser/tool ready for the web of the future. Prequel's design is purposefully based on that of Laravel Telescope because (web-)developers today have enough to learn and master already, so let's help each other out and make sure to not add anything virtually useless to that huge pile of knowledge. You can help by contributing to the code or donating using the button below! ...

OmniDB is an open source, collaborative web tool for database management focused on interactivity and ease of use, with a design that allows it to be both powerful and lightweight. OmniDB is a browser-based tool, which means it can be accessed on any platform with the browser as a medium. It features a responsive, single-page interface, a unified workspace, a smart and beautiful SQL editor and more.

Introspect is a File System oriented Database Management System And CMS built on UNIX as a Python and HTML webapp. For the latest version use the Bitbucket repository: https://bitbucket.org/mieszkowski/introspect/src/master/

This is a Php software that helps for the utilization of databases with ease. It also has Naija pidgin language option. It incorporates some javascripts, css and html for better productivity and efficiency. I'm also trying to expand the uses of Naija language in IT globally.

ODBC/Jet database editor, web interface based, intended for complete on-line management of Microsoft Access databases. CUTE tries to increase functionality and performance of Universal Table Editor by Tom Wellige, an ADO database editor.

Insomnia is a free website statistics analyzer. It is written with python and javascript and it does not require database management system.

WebPAF is a web-based, collaborative genealogy database management system. With webPAF running on your server you and your fellow researchers (whom you have given a password) can access and interact with your genealogy data from any browser.