Internal admin that
didn't need to be built.
The internal tool everyone keeps deferring. The Retool licence you don't want to renew. The custom React grid your engineering team won't prioritise. This is what we replace.
Four things teams stop doing on day one
Stop maintaining an internal React grid
The 'simple table view' your engineering team built in three days now eats one engineer-day a month. Filters, exports, pagination, FK lookups: all standard features here, none of them yours to maintain.
Stop opening psql to fix one field
Click the row, click the value, type the new value, Enter. Done. Recorded in the audit log. No 'who edited what last Wednesday' mysteries.
Stop pinging engineering for one-off queries
The team asks 'how many active trial users have logged in this week?' The AI chat answers in 20 seconds; engineering doesn't get pulled out of flow.
Stop guessing at change history
Every row's detail page has a history panel. Who changed what, when, with column-level diffs. Useful for support, for compliance, for the post-mortem nobody wants to do.
Built around the seven archetypes you already have
Suparbase classifies your tables (Users, Content, Logs, Commerce, Tasks, Messages, plus a Generic fallback) and renders purpose-built views for each.
Support
Cmd-K an email to find the user. One click into the detail page. Generate a password recovery link, copy, paste into the reply.
Ops
Bulk-update orders. Filter on status='pending' + older than X days, multi-select all, bulk-update status to 'cancelled'. Audit log captures it as one operation.
Customer success
The user detail page surfaces last_sign_in_at, providers, plan. Internal CRM fields live in user_metadata and are inline-editable.
Product
Use the AI chat to ask the questions you'd otherwise put on the data team's queue. 'How many tenants signed up this month and haven't created a project yet?'
Internal tools without the foot-guns
Audit every write
Same audit log you'd build by hand. Includes who, when, table, primary key, verb, and before/after snapshots.
Read-only by default for SQL
The SQL playground is read-only unless someone explicitly flips write mode behind a confirm dialog. Write-mode queries are audit-logged.
The AI never writes directly
Every AI-proposed write surfaces as a diff card with an Apply button. The server re-validates before executing. No autonomous changes.
Skip the build.
Five minutes to your first connection. The internal admin tool your team's been waiting on can ship today.