
Build Admin Panels, Dashboards, and Internal Tools on top of your AWS Redshift data with authentication, permissions, and workflows built in.
Turn warehouse tables into dashboards and drill-downs your operations team can open, with no SQL and no extra seats.




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





Add Redshift as a resource and enter your cluster endpoint, port and credentials, or paste a connection string. Jet reads the schema and generates the screens from your tables. Connections over private networking are supported, and you can grant a read-only role first and add write access later.
Yes. Jet gives your team a spreadsheet-style view and dashboards over your Redshift tables, with search, filters and inline editing, 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 role allows.
Yes, if the connected role has write permission. Forms validate types and required fields before the write, roles decide who can change what, approvals can hold the risky updates, and every change is recorded in the audit log with the person who made it. Many teams start with a read-only role and add write access once they are comfortable.
No. Jet queries your cluster directly. There is no export to schedule, no second copy to reconcile and no migration to plan, so Redshift stays the single source of truth. Filters and aggregations run as queries against the warehouse, which is why dashboards stay responsive at scale.
Jet supports read-only connections, SSH tunnels and private networking, SSO, and row and column level permissions, so people get the records they need without a shared cluster credential. If production data must not leave your network, Jet can run in your own cloud account or fully on-premise.
Yes. Redshift can sit alongside PostgreSQL, a REST API or Salesforce 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.
Diverse businesses, from startups to enterprise companies in the healthcare, finance, and e-commerce sectors. For companies that depend on internal tools, portals, and dashboards for their workflow, offering the capability to craft customized applications suited to their requirements
Jet Admin is a development platform that allows developers to quickly build custom business apps like internal tools, portals, dashboards for their businesses. Jet offers a drag-and-drop interface and pre-built components, making it easy to create applications while writing little code.