Encrypted packages
Generate portable `.pgmig` packages with encrypted SQL, manifest files, and execution plans.
Secure database release software
Schemarift
Build encrypted PostgreSQL migration packages, review target impact, approve safe changes, and execute production deployments with clearer control.
- 2 stage
- package and deploy workflow
- SHA-256
- package integrity checks
- AES-256
- encrypted migration packages
Read source
Package changes
Verify integrity
Compare target
Execute safely
Schemarift Postgres
One desktop workflow for serious PostgreSQL migrations.
Schemarift Postgres helps teams move database changes through a deliberate source-to-target process instead of relying on loose SQL files and last-minute checks.
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Schemarift Postgres
Migration package ready
- Source connectedPostgreSQL
- Objects selectedTables, views, data
- Package created.pgmig encrypted
- Target checkedSafe changes prepared
Target comparison
Mount a package, compare it against the target database, and separate safe work from risky changes.
Controlled execution
Approve selected scripts, confirm production intent, and execute with locks, transactions, and progress.
Audit history
Record successful executions so teams can understand what changed, when it changed, and why.
Migration flow
From source database to target deployment in five clear steps.
Connect
Connect to source and target PostgreSQL servers with configurable TLS and timeout settings.
Select
Choose object categories, individual objects, schema changes, data scripts, or selected table rows.
Package
Create a signed and encrypted migration package that can be carried to the deployment machine.
Review
Analyze missing, different, matching, target-only, and data items before any target execution.
Deploy
Execute approved scripts with production confirmation, advisory locks, transactions, and history.
Security first
Designed for workflows where mistakes and tampering matter.
Schemarift Postgres is built around package integrity, credential care, manual approval, and visible deployment outcomes.
Package integrity
- Signed migration manifests
- SHA-256 file hashes
- Rejects missing, duplicate, or tampered files
Credential care
- Connection passwords are not stored
- Logs redact sensitive values
- DPAPI protects local settings where used
Production control
- Target must be analyzed before execution
- Risky changes are blocked for review
- Production confirmation is required
Built for technical teams
Practical coverage for PostgreSQL objects and release needs.
Tables
Table data
Views
Functions
Procedures
Indexes
Triggers
Sequences
Partitions
Materialized views
Extensions
Roles and grants
Licensing
Choose the right access path for your team.
Trial
Evaluate Schemarift Postgres with guided access.
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Single-user access for developers, consultants, and database professionals.
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Team licensing for companies that need controlled database deployment workflows.
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Custom licensing, larger deployment needs, and business support discussions.
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Founder led
Built by Ashutosh Pandey for database work that needs more control.
Schemarift is a software brand focused on secure, practical tools for developers, database administrators, IT teams, and businesses that want better operational confidence.
FAQ
Common questions
It is a Windows desktop tool for building encrypted PostgreSQL migration packages, reviewing target differences, approving safe changes, and executing deployments with audit history.
No. Connection passwords are not stored in saved connection profiles, and logs are designed to redact sensitive values.
Generated deployments are delivered as `.pgmig` encrypted migration packages containing SQL files, a manifest, hashes, signatures, and an execution plan.
It is intended for database administrators, backend developers, DevOps engineers, consultants, and businesses that need safer PostgreSQL deployment workflows.
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