PostgreSQL already runs your product and your operations, so why copy it into another system just to build a dashboard?
Connect Astrato and you've got live dashboards, embedded analytics, and apps that write straight back: approve a record, change a status, kick off a workflow, and the database updates on the spot.


Write back to Snowflake from any dashboard and chain no-code actions into guided workflows – approvals, forecasts, scenario plans. Act on insights on the fly.
Embed pixel-perfect, white-labelled dashboards in your product in days – multi-tenant by design, isolated at Snowflake's own row level.
Business users explore live Snowflake data through no-code dashboards on a governed semantic layer – self-service that never breaks the numbers.
Astrato brings the action – live dashboards and write-back apps, straight on Postgres.

This is where a dashboard stops being a report and becomes a tool. Instead of exporting to a spreadsheet to change anything, your team approves a request, updates a status or kicks off a workflow right where they see the data – written to Postgres as a governed action: inside the permissions you already enforce, validated on entry and fully audited. The change is live the moment it's made, ready for whatever reads it next.

Nash builds a governed semantic layer first – the metrics and definitions you own – then designs a dashboard from a plain-English prompt, live on Postgres. You choose the LLM and limit what it can see, so every number traces back to a definition you trust.
Seeing the spike on real-time data isn't enough – you need to act on it. Astrato turns dashboards into operational data apps: write back to Posgres, chain no-code actions into guided workflows, and fire alerts, exports or triggers the moment the numbers move. Insight and action in the same place, no engineering required.







The roles, grants and row-level security you've already set in Postgres decide what Astrato can see and do – there's no second permission system to maintain. Writeback runs as governed, audited SQL, and Astrato stores none of your data: it stays in Postgres, reached over SSL with IP allow-listing.
Connect Astrato to Postgres

No. Astrato queries your PostgreSQL database live – no warehouse to stand up, no ETL, no second store to keep in sync. Dashboards and data apps run on the database that already powers your product, on the current data, so there's nothing between the question and the answer.
You stay in control of that. Astrato queries PostgreSQL and renders the result – it doesn't extract or duplicate your data – so you manage analytics load the way you already manage everything else: point Astrato at a read replica, or at a least-privilege role, if you want reporting traffic kept clear of production. Either way it's querying live.
Only where you allow it. A writeback executes as governed SQL against the tables you designate, inside the roles and grants PostgreSQL already enforces – point Astrato at a least-privilege role and it physically can't touch anything else. Inputs are validated before they land, unauthorised users never see the control, every change is logged with user, timestamp and payload, and you can require an approval before a write commits. It's a controlled action, not an open door.
Yes. Astrato speaks standard PostgreSQL, so the same connection works on any PostgreSQL-compatible database – cloud or on-prem, managed or self-hosted. Point it at your tables and you're live.
Astrato works inside the roles, grants and row-level security you've already set in PostgreSQL – there's no second permission system to maintain. Your data stays in PostgreSQL (Astrato stores none of it), connections use SSL and IP allow-listing, and writeback runs as governed, audited SQL. On the Astrato side: ISO 27001, SOC 2, HIPAA and GDPR, with SSO.
Yes. Pixel-perfect, white-labelled dashboards embed in your app, multi-tenant by design and live on PostgreSQL. Your customers get analytics that look like your product, with the same governed writeback and access controls behind them.