Small product teams
Pilot
For teams replacing a scattered mix of admin panels with a single operating view.
- Core multi-provider project management
- Monitoring, schema, and query workflows
- Single workspace with essential collaboration
Simple plans designed for every team.
Choose the plan that fits your needs. Scale up as your team grows, with flexible pricing and comprehensive features at every level.
Growing engineering and data teams
Operations
For teams that need health visibility, finance reporting, and AI-assisted operations every week.
- Everything in Pilot plus advanced reporting
- Workspace-level finance and project rollups
- AI-assisted analysis and operational review
Multi-team organizations
Enterprise
For organizations standardizing access, governance, and environment visibility across projects.
- Multi-workspace adoption support
- Governance, onboarding, and access alignment
- Hands-on launch planning for complex estates
Packaging notes
Key features to evaluate.
Provider count and mixed-stack complexity
Monitoring and AI workflows needed by the team
Workspace finance and reporting requirements
Support for security review, onboarding, and governance
Is this only for Supabase projects?
No. Supabase acts as the control plane, but the dashboard already supports Supabase, Neon, Firebase, MongoDB, and MySQL as managed providers.
Why build a separate marketing frontend for this dashboard?
Because the product is deeper than a single admin page. The site should explain the workspace model, the provider mix, the AI layer, and why teams would adopt it.
How does Tellus keep provider access secure?
Credentials stay server-side, edge functions verify auth on every request, and workspace and project membership checks gate access throughout the platform.
What is the strongest differentiator here?
The combination of multi-database operations, cache-aware schema access, monitoring, finance tooling, and AI assistance in one workspace is what makes it feel like a control plane instead of a single-purpose console.
Does Tellus work offline?
Yes. The desktop app caches schemas, query history, and workspace metadata locally. You can browse tables, review cached data, and draft queries without connectivity. Changes sync automatically when you reconnect.
What are the system requirements?
Windows 10+ (x64) or macOS 12+ (Apple Silicon and Intel). The app uses roughly 180 MB of memory at idle and supports hardware-accelerated rendering for smooth UI performance.