The PGBHub mobile app

The PGBHub app puts your projects, databases and billing in your pocket. It is for checking on things and handling quick actions. Setup and heavy changes stay in the web Console.

Sign in

Use the same email and password as the web. Choose Create an account to register, or Forgot password? to receive a reset link. If you use two-step sign-in, the app asks for the code from your authenticator app, an emailed code or a backup code. Account in the app shows your name, whether two-step verification is on and how many backup codes are left; turning it on is done on the web. If the app says it is not available for your account, use the web Console.

The tabs

• Home: platform status, suggested questions, recent activity and how many projects need attention.
• Projects: a searchable list. Open one to see tabs: Overview, Database, Auth, Storage, Functions, Deploys, Backups and Logs.
• Monitoring: Incidents and Alerts, open or resolved.
• Billing: your wallet, usage this month, invoices and top-ups.
• More: organizations, settings, devices, notifications, security and help.

What you can do

• Database tab: see host, port, database and user, and copy the connection string after confirming it is you (the clipboard is cleared after a minute). Check open connections and spot stuck locks, slow queries and suggested indexes. Run read-only SQL: up to 5 seconds and 100 rows. Changes need the web.
• Backups tab: see recovery points and, if you are the project owner, restore one. See Project recovery points.
• Billing tab: see credits and cash balance and add funds. The payment page opens in your browser. See Add funds to your wallet.
• Ask: type a question about your projects, databases, deploys, backups or billing. The assistant checks with you before anything is changed, and may ask you to type the project name to confirm.
• Organizations: switch which organization you work in. The app remembers your choice on that phone.
• Security: see signed-in phones, and Sign out everywhere.

Notifications

In Notifications you can choose alerts for incidents, deploys, backups, billing and invoices, low wallet balance and email domains, and set Quiet hours. Critical alerts still come through during quiet hours. Devices lists phones that get notifications; Stop notifications removes one.

Good to know

• Keys are shown only once when they are created on the web, so the app cannot display them.
• App lock asks for Face ID, a fingerprint or your device PIN after the app has been in the background. Turn it on in Settings.
• Deleting your account is done on the web, where you can export your data first.