Make your database accessible to your team
Basedash makes your database editable, collaborative, and protected.
Every product team needs to view & edit data from their database, yet they have to build custom internal tools to do it. Basedash is the internal tool you don't have to build.
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Powering next-gen companies
Connect
Your product database
→
Configure
Security, access, and editability
→
Collaborate
With queries & shared views
Create a view of your users table and filter out anyone who hasn't used your app in the last 90 days.
Show a list of products over $200 so you can see about adding a discount.
Use SQL and show a list of the most popular apps on your platform.
Create a view for your support team help solve the most common customer requests.
Edit
any
billing
user
product
data
Fix typos, update user info, toggle feature flags, tweak permissions without building a new API or a custom dashboard.
Works With
Collaborate in real-time
Bring in everyone from your product team to contractors. You always have full control of who gets access and what data is accessible. Read-only users are free.
Everything can be edited.
But not everything should be.
With the flip of a switch, restrict edits and visibility to protect sensitive data.
Keep track of activity
All edits in your workspace are captured, just in case something breaks or shouldn't be changed. Jump to the affected record with a single click and roll back the changes.
Works with your stack
We support read and write access to all major SQL databases, with plans to integrate with more tools in your workflows.
Basedash never stores your database.
Bring your dataComing soon
See how removing barriers can change the way your team works.
No credit card required
Backed by the best
"Basedash saves us time by allowing us to build low-code workflows for operational tasks at Highlight. Rather than writing services/endpoints to manually make edits to our DB, we use Basedash."
Founder at Highlight
"Basedash is the swiss army knife for our internal tools — it’s what we turn to instinctively when we need to debug data configuration issues, prototype a new dashboard, or update data in bulk."
Founder at CommandBar
Powering next-gen companies