Polycore for Postgres

Admin dashboards for Postgres, built with AI

Describe what your team needs. The agent reads your schema and writes a working page against it.

  • Reads your real schema
  • Writes an editable page
  • Never holds your keys
Live preview

Watch a page get built.

Sample data, real builder. Pick a prompt and it runs again.

Save page

Your page will render here.

Describe it in the chat to get started.

Your version is built on your tables, for your team.

How it works
Four steps

Skip the internal-tools backlog.

An afternoon, not a quarter.

01

Connect

Point Polycore at a read-only Postgres role.

Credentials stay in your infrastructure

02

Describe

Say who opens the page and what they do there.

Plain English, no schema wrangling

03

Refine

Ask for changes until it fits how your team works.

Another prompt, not another ticket

04

Ship

Your team works from one screen instead of five.

Writes pause for approval

Production data

The AI writes the page. It never holds the keys.

Your runner keeps the credentials. Polycore only ever calls the capabilities you expose.

Read-only by default
Credentials never in the browser
Writes pause for approval
Every call recorded
Postgres integration guide
Your dashboard pagePolycore cloud

Asks for a capability, never a query string

Policy and auditPolycore cloud

Checks who is asking, records what ran

Your infrastructure

Runner

Holds the connection string

Postgres

Your product data

Caller

maya@acme.com

Action

reset_account_email

Outcome

Awaiting approval

Beyond the database

Postgres first. Not Postgres only.

Add billing, analytics, or your own API when a page needs more than the database can answer.

Postgres

Product data

Your auth provider

Who the user is

Stripe or analytics

Money and usage

Your internal API

Your workflows

One page, the whole customer

Before you connect

The details that matter.

How does Polycore reach my database?

Through a runner you host. It opens an outbound connection to Polycore — your Postgres credentials never leave your infrastructure.

Are these templates?

No. The agent reads your actual schema and writes the page against it, then edits it when you ask for changes.

Do you need a superuser role?

No. A dedicated read-only role covers dashboard data. Writes are separate, named actions that can require approval.

What happens to row-level security?

Dashboard reads use their own role rather than impersonating each signed-in user. We set the boundary with you during onboarding.

Can it write to production?

Only through actions you define. Sensitive ones pause for a human, and every run is recorded with who approved it.

Is it self-serve yet?

Not yet. During early access we connect your project and build the first page with you.

Early access

Build your first Postgres dashboard.

We connect your project and build it with you.

Join early access

No superuser credentials required.