Private alpha · Built for independent developersEvery service behind your app.
Every service behind your app.
One beautiful pane.
App Pane brings your AI, hosting, and database usage into one calm dashboard—so you know what each app costs, what is changing, and what needs attention.
Designed around read-only connections, clear data sources, and privacy-conscious defaults.Cost this monthPreview
$86.42Projected $112.80 · 86% of demo budget
+12.4% from last period
AI usagePreview
4.8M tokens68% input · 18,420 requests
Explain tokens
DeploymentsPreview
8498.8% successful · 1 failed
+9 this week
Stack healthPreview
3 of 3 healthyLast checked 6 minutes ago
All services responding
Spend and forecast
Actual preview spend and this month's direction.
Demo spend is $86.42 so far and forecast to finish at $112.80.
Cost breakdown
Where this month's demo cost comes from.
OpenAI Platform$54.18
Supabase$25.00
Vercel$7.24
One view of the tools powering your products.
OpenAI PlatformSupabaseVercel
Project-first clarity
Know what every app costs to run.
Provider dashboards show services. App Pane will organize the same story around the products you actually operate.
Example project
Needs attentionAnsyrs
Customer support workspace
OpenAI Platform$43.18
Supabase$19.00
Vercel$6.54
Combined monthly cost$68.72
Stack health2 healthy · 1 needs attention
Clarity, not complexity
The useful parts of every dashboard, together.
Understand your spending
See current costs, trends, and projected monthly totals in plain language.
Keep an eye on your stack
See deployments, service health, limits, and connection status together.
Know what needs attention
Surface unusual changes, failed deployments, stale data, and approaching limits.
How it works
From scattered services to one clear story.
01
Connect providers securely
Use a dedicated OpenAI organization Admin API key or authorize Supabase and Vercel through their provider flows. Credentials stay server-side and encrypted.
02
Match resources to your apps
Organize imported OpenAI, Supabase, and Vercel projects around the products your customers recognize.
03
Understand everything in one view
See provider-reported costs and usage, deployments, infrastructure health, freshness, and reconciliation without translating provider jargon.
A visible security posture
Trust should be visible.
App Pane is being designed so you can understand what it reads, what it never touches, and when data is reported, calculated, delayed, or unavailable.
Read the security foundationRead-only provider access wherever availableNo collection of source codeNo collection of AI prompts or responsesNo reading application database rowsClear labels for reported, calculated, stale, or unavailable dataEasy disconnect and deletion controls
Questions, answered plainly
Before you connect anything.
What is App Pane?
App Pane is a calm dashboard for understanding the services behind the apps you build—starting with costs, usage, deployments, limits, and health.
Who is it for?
Independent developers and small software teams who want clarity without adopting an enterprise FinOps or observability platform.
Which services does it support first?
The private alpha includes real OpenAI Platform, Supabase, and Vercel integrations. Vercel connects through its installation flow for authorized projects, deployments, and available provider-reported billing data.
Does App Pane read my source code?
No. Source code is outside the planned data boundary.
Does it read my prompts or database records?
No. App Pane is designed around service metadata and totals, not OpenAI prompts, responses, or rows in your application database.
Is this for consumer ChatGPT subscriptions?
No. OpenAI Platform is the developer API service and is billed separately from ChatGPT. App Pane does not track ChatGPT subscriptions, conversations, or message limits.
How does OpenAI connect?
An authorized workspace admin submits a dedicated OpenAI organization Admin API key. App Pane encrypts it before storage and uses it server-side only for organization metadata, usage, and cost reads. The OpenAI credential itself is powerful, so it should be dedicated, expiring where possible, and revoked when disconnected.
Your stack. One pane.
See your OpenAI, Supabase, and Vercel usage clearly.
The private alpha connects all three providers with explicit data boundaries and honest capability labels.
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