A local dashboard at localhost:3000 showing live sync activity, connections, the context graph, CDC streams, and scheduler DAGs. Your AI drives the work — the Web UI lets you watch it happen.
Datavor is driven by conversation — you tell your AI what to do, it calls the MCP tools. The Web UI deliberately doesn't duplicate that. It's a read-only window into the same Context Engine your AI reads from.
That means there are no destructive buttons to click by accident. No "are you sure?" dialogs. No way for the dashboard to get out of sync with what your AI knows — because they're reading the same source of truth.
Everything Datavor tracks, organized into six views. Three shown here with live screenshots; all six ship in v3.0.
The landing view. Four headline metrics across the top — active connections, syncs in the last 7 days, active CDC streams, and overall success rate. Below, a 7-day sync activity chart and a live feed of pending suggestions from the Context Engine.
Accept / Dismiss context (action happens via your AI)
Every database Datavor knows about, as a card grid. Each card shows the engine type, host, database name, table count, and when it was last connected — plus a copy-able connection ID for use in conversation.
A visual map of every connection, table, and sync relationship across all your databases. Nodes are databases and their tables; colored edges show sync health — green for healthy, red for error, grey for unknown — plus dashed lines for rule attachments. Click any node for details.
Live monitoring for every active CDC stream. Events processed, current source-to-target lag, last event timestamp, and apply failures — updating in near-real-time so you can watch replication keep pace.
Every scheduled job in one table — status, last result, schedule, sync mode, run count, and dependency count. The full DAG at a glance, so you can confirm what's running when and what depends on what.
Appearance, alert webhooks, and Pro licence management. Switch between dark and light themes (saved per browser), wire up webhooks that fire on sync failures, CDC errors, and schema changes, and see your current licence tier at a glance. The one place the UI shows configuration rather than data.
The Web UI ships inside Datavor — no separate install, no extra service to configure. Free and Pro both include it.
Just say it in conversation — Datavor opens the dashboard in your browser.
"Open the Datavor dashboard"
One command launches the UI and opens your browser to it.
datavor webui
If Datavor's already running, just visit the URL directly.
localhost:3000
The dashboard ships with every Datavor install. Run one command and open localhost:3000 to see it live.