
Build Admin Panels, Dashboards, and Internal Tools on top of your Amazon Athena data with authentication, permissions, and workflows built in.
Build dashboards and searchable views on Athena results, so people can answer questions without writing SQL.




Create any segments of your application data by applying a subset of filters or build an SQL query.




Add Athena as a resource, authenticate with an IAM role or access keys, and point Jet at your workgroup and S3 output location. Jet reads your table definitions and generates screens automatically. You can scope the IAM role to specific databases or tables first if you would rather start with a narrower view.
Yes. Jet gives your team a spreadsheet-style view and dashboards over your Athena tables, with search and filters, so people who should never write SQL can still work with the data: support agents, operations, finance and external users, each seeing only what their IAM-scoped role allows.
Athena itself is a query engine over files in S3, so edits work differently than a traditional database: Jet can trigger the workflows, Lambda functions or downstream writes your setup already uses, with roles and an audit log controlling who can trigger what. If you need direct row-level writes, connecting the underlying store (such as a SQL database) alongside Athena is usually a better fit.
No. Jet queries your S3-backed tables through Athena directly. There is no export to schedule, no second copy to reconcile and no migration to plan, so your data in S3 stays the single source of truth.
Jet connects using scoped IAM policies and Lake Formation permissions rather than a shared login, and access is controlled with SSO plus row and column level permissions on top of what your IAM policies already allow. If your data must not leave your network, Jet can run in your own cloud account or fully on-premise.
Yes. Athena can sit alongside a data warehouse, PostgreSQL or a REST API in the same app, and a single screen can read from more than one of them at once.
Jet supports many databases, including MySQL, PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Amazon Redshift, and Google BigQuery. Jet also offers integrations with popular APIs and services such as Stripe, Twilio, and Slack, making it easy to incorporate data from these sources into Jet applications. Here is a list of all our different integrations.
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