
Dashibase
Dashibase provides a no-code platform for developers to build Notion-like internal CRUD dashboards on top of Postgres databases in minutes. The platform features markdown formatting, slash commands, column-level access control, and automatically generated single-item views for every table row. It replaces weeks of internal tool development with a quick setup process that non-technical teammates can use without direct database access.
- Enterprise Software
- Software Only
Funding
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Product
Problem
Developers spend significant time building internal admin panels and CRUD dashboards from scratch—creating components, writing queries, and connecting them together. Since internal tools are not customer-facing products, they rarely get prioritized and consume engineering resources that could be spent on core product features.
Solution
Dashibase provides a no-code platform that lets developers build beautiful, Notion-like internal dashboards on top of their existing databases in minutes. Users connect a Postgres database, configure granular data access controls, and generate multi-page dashboards using markdown formatting and slash commands. The platform automatically generates single-item views of every table row, and dashboards can be shared with teammates with either edit or use-level access. Building internal tools with Dashibase is designed to be painless and even fun, replacing weeks of development work with a quick setup process.
Target Audience
Primary users are developers and engineering teams who need to quickly build internal tools, admin panels, or CRUD dashboards for non-technical teammates to view and update data without giving them direct database access.
Features
- No-code dashboard builder with Notion-like UI, including markdown formatting (headings, quotes, dividers) and slash commands to add blocks such as text or tables
- Column-level access control: administrators can restrict which columns and tables teammates can read or edit within a connected database
- Automatic single-item view generation for every row in a table, with drag-to-reorder editing of form components
- Postgres database connectivity as the initial data source, with plans to support more sources
- Multi-page dashboards with filters, sorts, hidden columns, adjustable column widths, and editable table views
- Organization management with role-based access—teammates can be granted either dashboard editing or dashboard usage permissions