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Dashboard tour

See what every DatabaseMeter dashboard page can tell you.

Tour the protected workspace through accessible synthetic previews. See how DatabaseMeter organizes portfolio status, database growth, provider evidence, PostgreSQL workload, planning estimates, alerts, on-demand AI analysis, integrations, and reports—without exposing a user's private dashboard.

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Portfolio overview

Know what changed and what deserves attention.

The overview combines live projects from supported sources into one operational starting point. It surfaces known size, comparable growth, recent collection state, and projects that meet an explainable attention rule.

Questions this page answers

  • Which projects need attention?
  • What is largest or growing fastest?
  • Did recent synchronization complete?

Measurement boundary: Totals include only compatible known values. Demo data never appears as live monitoring data.

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Projects

8

4 Neon · 4 Supabase

Known size

75.2 GB

Compatible values

30-day growth

+12.1%

Weighted known size

Needs attention

5

Explainable rules

Attention summary

  • Pulse AnalyticsCompute rose while database growth stayed moderate.Compute Heavy
  • Archive NotesAlmost no database activity has been observed.Inactive
  • Stream PortalTransfer growth is outpacing database growth.Egress Heavy
Static, accessible example of the protected portfolio overview workspace. No user or provider data is shown.

Database inventory

Move from a portfolio signal to one database.

The Databases workspace provides a provider-aware inventory and detailed project pages. Review environment, region, current status, size, trends, recent changes, and the measurements that source actually exposes.

Questions this page answers

  • Which provider and environment owns this project?
  • How has this database changed over time?
  • Which measurements are missing or delayed?

Measurement boundary: Provider labels and unavailable fields remain visible instead of being normalized into misleading equivalents.

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Lattice API

neon · production · US East

3.8 GB
Lattice API synthetic database-size trend. Minimum 3,617,777,528, maximum 3,816,100,817. Missing values and incompatible time gaps are not connected.
+4.8%

Orbit Commerce

neon · production · US West

18.6 GB
Orbit Commerce synthetic database-size trend. Minimum 15,736,040,609, maximum 18,486,637,481. Missing values and incompatible time gaps are not connected.
+18.2%

Pulse Analytics

neon · staging · EU Central

11.2 GB
Pulse Analytics synthetic database-size trend. Minimum 10,379,981,464, maximum 11,195,669,331. Missing values and incompatible time gaps are not connected.
+7.9%
Static, accessible example of the protected database inventory workspace. No user or provider data is shown.

Compute

Compare usage, infrastructure, and workload without conflating them.

Compute separates provider-native consumption from resource configuration and optional PostgreSQL workload evidence. When telemetry is connected, aggregate query and session statistics can offer investigation clues.

Questions this page answers

  • What provider compute value is available?
  • Is infrastructure pressure visible?
  • What observed workload might be relevant?

Measurement boundary: Observed PostgreSQL activity is not exact query-level billing attribution, and incompatible provider units are never combined.

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Lattice API

8.4 CU-hours

Provider-native period

Orbit Commerce

32.6 CU-hours

Provider-native period

Why might compute be high?

Calls
48.2k
Execution
2.8 h
Reads
18.4 GB

Observed workload context · not billing attribution

Static, accessible example of the protected compute workspace. No user or provider data is shown.

Storage

See size direction while preserving storage meaning.

Storage ranks compatible PostgreSQL size observations, shows growth over selected periods, and presents provider resource evidence separately. This helps identify fast-changing databases without confusing logical size, filesystem allocation, WAL, or object storage.

Questions this page answers

  • Which database is largest?
  • What changed over 7 or 30 days?
  • Which storage category produced the value?

Measurement boundary: Unlike storage scopes are presented separately, and a missing provider value remains unavailable.

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Known PostgreSQL storage

Compatible provider API and direct telemetry values

  • Ledger Workspace22.4 GB
  • Orbit Commerce18.6 GB
  • Pulse Analytics11.2 GB
  • Stream Portal9.4 GB
Static, accessible example of the protected storage workspace. No user or provider data is shown.

Cost planning

Use qualified planning ranges—not false invoice precision.

The Costs workspace applies versioned provider rules only when compatible stored observations exist. It exposes the observations, rate source, assumptions, exclusions, and reasons an estimate cannot be produced.

Questions this page answers

  • Is this project eligible for an estimate?
  • Which usage and rate produced the range?
  • What important costs remain excluded?

Measurement boundary: Planning estimates are not invoices. DatabaseMeter does not fabricate a cost for unsupported providers or missing allocation evidence.

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Lattice API

Planning range

Example measured usage

$24–$31

Versioned rates · compatible observations · exclusions shown

Canvas Studio

Unavailable

Unavailable

Compatible compute history and allowance allocation are not available.

Not an invoice forecast. Confirm spending in the provider billing console.

Static, accessible example of the protected cost planning workspace. No user or provider data is shown.

Analysis and alerts

Turn observations into explainable attention signals.

Alert rules evaluate stored metrics against visible thresholds. The workspace shows growth analysis, unresolved and resolved events, synchronization health, and the rule responsible for each finding.

Questions this page answers

  • Which findings are unresolved?
  • What threshold was reached?
  • Is there enough fresh evidence to evaluate the rule?

Measurement boundary: Rules do not fire when their required metric is missing; repeated evaluations are deduplicated until resolution.

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Alert events

3 unresolved
  • Ledger Workspace · Storage threshold90% of configured 25 GB threshold
  • Orbit Commerce · Sudden growth18.2% database growth in 30 days
  • Pulse Analytics · Compute increase41% above the prior synthetic period
Static, accessible example of the protected analysis and alerts workspace. No user or provider data is shown.

On-demand AI analysis

Ask a bounded question about the evidence you choose.

The AI analysis workspace offers predefined operational questions for one database, all monitored databases, all Neon, all Supabase, or all other monitored sources. Before each request, it shows the target count and monitoring categories that will be sent.

Questions this page answers

  • What needs attention across this scope?
  • What changed in the selected evidence window?
  • What context should affect the conclusion?

Measurement boundary: AI analysis is optional, on demand, read-only, rate limited, and advisory. Credentials, connection details, SQL text, application rows, and raw provider responses are excluded.

Learn how DatabaseMeter uses AI
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Summarize database health

All monitored · 8 synthetic databases · last 24 hours

Overall status

Review

3 findings · evidence linked

Example finding

Two databases have stale resource evidence, so current infrastructure pressure cannot be determined confidently.

Evidence: DB3-RESOURCE, DB6-RESOURCE · medium confidence

Data boundary: prompt-specific normalized monitoring evidence only; no credentials, SQL text, or customer rows.

Static, accessible example of the protected on-demand ai analysis workspace. No user or provider data is shown.

Integrations

Connect providers and telemetry with guided recovery.

The integrations workspace manages Neon, Supabase, direct PostgreSQL, and optional per-database telemetry. Connection summaries, capability states, schedules, collection history, diagnostics, credential replacement, pause, refresh, and disconnect controls remain together.

Questions this page answers

  • Is the credential and capability healthy?
  • Which discovered projects are monitored?
  • Does a database need setup or recovery?

Measurement boundary: Provider API access and PostgreSQL telemetry are independent. Telemetry can create normal provider connection or compute activity.

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Neon

2 connections

Available

Supabase

1 connection

Provider resources

PostgreSQL telemetry

3 databases

Daily

Connection guidance keeps credential, TLS, permission, and capability diagnostics with the affected setup.

Static, accessible example of the protected integrations workspace. No user or provider data is shown.

Settings and reports

Control reporting, retention context, and account data.

Settings includes timezone-aware weekly reports, opt-in delivery preferences, recent delivery outcomes, integration access, and permanent account-data deletion. Reports summarize data already stored by DatabaseMeter.

Questions this page answers

  • When will the next report be prepared?
  • Which changes should a report include?
  • How can connections or account data be removed?

Measurement boundary: Weekly reports are opt-in and never include credentials, connection strings, SQL text, or customer row contents.

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Timezone

America/New_York

Weekly reports

Opted in

Weekly “what changed?” report

Monday at 9:00 AM · noteworthy changes only · next delivery shown in your timezone

Latest delivery completed
Static, accessible example of the protected settings and reports workspace. No user or provider data is shown.

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