Console overview
The Silos web console — a dashboard for databases, branches, SQL, API keys, usage, and settings.
The Silos Console is a web app for managing everything in your account from the browser: databases and branches, an in-browser SQL editor, API keys, usage and billing, an activity log, and account settings. Everything the Console does is also available through the CLI and REST API — the Console is the visual front end over the same platform.
What's in the Console
Dashboard & metrics
An overview of your databases with activity and usage metrics.
SQL editor
Run SQL in the browser against a real Postgres engine via PGLite.
Databases & branches
Create, browse, branch, and manage databases.
API keys
Create and revoke keys for the CLI, SDKs, and REST API.
Activity & audit log
A record of account and database actions.
Settings
Account, organization, and billing settings.
Signing in
Open the Console at silos.sh and sign in. Your databases, branches, and usage appear on the dashboard. From there you can drill into any database to manage its branches, open the SQL editor, and read its connection details.
Global regions view
The Console includes a global regions view that visualizes where databases and edge replicas can be placed.
The regions view is still being wired up to live data — the region list it shows is currently illustrative rather than a real-time inventory of available regions. Edge replica materialization and multi-region placement are rolling out; see the Replication overview for current status.
AI assistant
An in-Console AI assistant is in early preview and not yet generally available. Don't depend on it for production workflows yet.
Doing the same thing without the Console
Every Console action maps to a CLI command or API call, which is what you'll reach for in automation and CI:
| In the Console | Equivalent |
|---|---|
| Create a database | silos db create · API |
| Create a branch | silos branch create · API |
| Run SQL | silos sql · SQL over HTTP |
| Create an API key | silos auth keys · API keys |
See the CLI overview to script these flows.