Getting started

Get in from the waitlist or an invitation, connect a database or the sample, and find your way around.

Get in

Dataembed is invite-only for now. Join the waitlist on the home page; you get an email once you're let in, and can then create an account with that address. Signing up with any other address says Dataembed is invite-only for now, with the waitlist form right there.

An invitation to a workspace skips the waitlist: sign up with the address it was sent to (how).

Sign up with an email and a password of at least 8 characters, or with GitHub where the deployment has it. Signing up creates your own workspace, "<your name>'s workspace", with you as its owner. It starts empty.

Connect your data

An empty workspace opens on Connect your data for owners and admins:

  • Connect PostgreSQL: your own database. Every table of the schemas you list becomes an object, read and written in place. See Data sources.
  • Use the sample database, where the deployment runs one (not on dataembed.com yet): companies, people and deals, with a Pipeline board, in a database of this workspace's own. Change anything; it stays when you connect your own database later.

Members see the home page, which says an owner or admin connects the data.

A tour

  • Home lists your objects, a Get started checklist (connect your database, turn on plugins, connect your agent, invite your team) and Recent activity, with Undo on each change you may undo.
  • The sidebar lists the objects, the SQL console and Settings. ⌘K / Ctrl+K searches records, pages and actions.
  • An object (/<workspace>/objects/<object>) shows its records in a view: a table, a board or a chart. In a table, click a cell to edit it; select records to act on several; Import and Export are in the toolbar. See Objects and fields.
  • A record opens in a sheet from any link to it; links inside stack, and Escape steps back. Its page shows its fields, the records that reference it and its Activity.
  • Settings: General (name, delete), Members, Data sources, Objects, Plugins, AI & agents (your own agents, API keys, approvals).

Ask the copilot

⌘J / Ctrl+J, or the side-panel button at the top right, opens the copilot beside the page. It sees what you're looking at. Ask it to find, change or count records, build a view, rearrange a page or build a plugin. Changes it makes run at once and can be undone; one that can't be undone waits for an owner or admin. See Agents.

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