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  PartnersTestimonialsPhilipp Gerber: "
The product is so easy and super built that you can achieve visible and great success after a short time. Also very much possible with the product. A class product. I'm already looking forward to the next versions and extensions. Keep it up. Support to the product is just perfect. Each Support request is quickly and very competent solved. Also various assistance, which does not fall into a support, are also perfectly processed. There is a direct wire to the manufacturer / developer and this is notth. Thanks for the class Support". Mark Worsnop: "By the way I wanted to say thank you for a good software package. It's a pleasure to work with Maestro as it "just works" and makes my job that much easier".
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Company news Sep 26, 2025
New version comes with PostgreSQL 18 compatibility, introduces support for virtual generated columns, named NOT NULL constraints, NOT VALID property for NOT NULL constraints, NOT ENFORCED property for check and foreign key constraints and some other enhancements.
Sep 26, 2025
All software of our PostgreSQL family come now with PostgreSQL 18 compatibility.
Mar 21, 2025
New version comes with support for invisible columns, invisible (ignored) indexes, check constraints (MySQL), sequences (MariaDB), a number of password-management capabilities (MySQL) and other features.
Latest resourcesThe article shows how to implement an AJAX-based one-click editor for a logical column.
This article begins a series of step-by-step tutorials on how we made the NBA demo. It explains how to add new items to the menu, implement run-time theme selection, and tweak the login form.
The article illustrates how to use various chart libraries with PHP Generator.
Feature of the day ASA Mastro: along with sorting, grouping and filtering abilities Object Browser allows you to select several database objects to perform the same operation upon all of them at a time.
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