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Surface approaching limits, sync failures, inactivity, and unusual usage in one prioritized view.
Database portfolio visibility
Your database portfolio, in one place.
Track size, usage, growth, limits, and operational signals across Neon and Supabase—without confusing provider metering with database workload.
Secure Neon and Supabase Management API connections are available now. Demo data remains an explicit preview.
Portfolio overview
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Projects
8
5 need attention
30-day growth
+12.1%
Known databases
Lattice API
neon · US East
3.8 GB
+4.8%
Orbit Commerce
neon · US West
18.6 GB
+18.2%
Pulse Analytics
neon · EU Central
11.2 GB
+7.9%
Archive Notes
neon · US East
840.0 MB
+0.1%
Answers, not chart clutter
Know what changed and where to look next.
What is growing?
Compare 7- and 30-day database trends and see which projects are changing fastest.
Why is compute high?
Compare provider usage with observed PostgreSQL workload while keeping the distinction explicit.
Neon + Supabase
One portfolio view. Provider-native meaning preserved.
Normalized views make projects comparable, while metric labels and provenance retain what Neon or Supabase actually reported. Missing data stays unavailable—it never becomes a misleading zero.
Neon projects
4
Synthetic
Supabase projects
4
Synthetic
Known size
75.2 GB
Across 8 fixtures
Needs attention
5
Deterministic rules
Connect usage to observed workload—carefully.
Optional PostgreSQL telemetry identifies observed workload contributors and possible keep-awake patterns. DatabaseMeter never claims that SQL execution time equals exact provider billing attribution.
How workload telemetry works →See storage direction before it becomes a surprise.
Track current database size, growth pace, and user-configured thresholds. Explainable projections show assumptions and remain clearly labeled as projections.
Explore monitoring features →Security posture
Metadata and statistics—not customer rows.
Authentication is server-enforced with Auth0. Neon API credentials are validated and encrypted server-side, then never displayed again. DatabaseMeter’s normal monitoring model does not collect application table-row contents.
Read the security model →Secure workspace
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