The admin panel nobody had time to build.
Describe the screen your team keeps asking for. Master builds it on your data, with sign-in, roles and permissions that hold up to review.
A working ops screen, not a spreadsheet export.
Connect the database and ask for the view your team needs. Filters, bulk actions and permissions come with it.
Permissions in the database, where they belong.
Roles live in their own table and access is enforced by row-level security — so a hidden button is never the only thing standing between a user and your data.
- Roles are checked server-side with a security-definer function.
- Every table gets explicit policies, never a blanket allow.
- Secrets and API keys stay in encrypted storage, out of the repo.
create policy "agents read own queue" on public.refund_requests for select to authenticated using ( assigned_to = auth.uid() or public.has_role(auth.uid(), 'admin') );
The unglamorous features that make a tool usable.
Tables that edit themselves
Sortable, filterable, paginated views over your Postgres data — with inline editing where it makes sense.
Accounts and roles
Email or Google sign-in plus a real role table, so admin routes are actually protected.
Row-level security
Access rules live in the database, not in a component that someone can bypass.
Import and export
CSV in, CSV out, bulk actions and audit-friendly change logs.
Notifications
Trigger emails on approval, rejection or threshold breaches without a separate service.
Scheduled jobs
Nightly syncs, reminders and clean-up tasks running on the server, not on someone's laptop.
The backlog answer, and the Master answer.
Bring your own APIs.
Frequently asked.
Can it use our existing database?+
Yes. Connect your Postgres instance, or start with the built-in Cloud database and migrate later — the schema is plain SQL.
How do we keep it secure?+
Access rules are enforced in the database with row-level security, roles live in a dedicated table, and secrets are stored outside the code.
Who can use the tool once it is built?+
Anyone you invite. Sign-in, roles and per-role screens are part of the build, not an afterthought.
Is it only for simple CRUD?+
No. Approvals, multi-step workflows, scheduled jobs and integrations with your APIs are all normal requests.