Start with your project.

Open your workspace

Sign in with your existing Hurtbt studio account. Open your organization, then choose the project you want to manage. Public account enrollment is currently restricted; do not create a second account to access an existing project.

Connect an existing project

From the studio, choose your workspace and use its project connection controls. Enter credentials only in the protected application. Check the provider, project reference and workspace before saving. Never put service keys into browser-side code or share them in support messages.

For an already connected project, select it from the workspace overview. The project sidebar opens its Database, SQL Editor, Authentication, Storage and service settings.

Explore first. Change deliberately.

Use Database to inspect your tables and SQL Editor to run queries against the selected project. A query can change real data: confirm the project, review the SQL and keep a recovery copy before destructive changes.

-- A read-only starting point
select table_name
from information_schema.tables
where table_schema = 'public'
order by table_name;

Connected projects use their provider’s database and access rules. Native REST and policy features remain opt-in previews rather than a promise of full SDK compatibility.

Two kinds of authentication

Your studio account controls access to Hurtbt workspaces. Your project’s application users are managed separately under Authentication. Signing in to the studio does not sign you in as an application user.

Review project policies and bucket visibility before exposing data. Keep privileged keys on trusted servers, and use the account token controls only for the access you need.

Know what you can rely on

The hosted application is available for existing owner accounts. Native Functions execution, full realtime protocol parity, broader authentication parity, billing activation and remaining operational acceptance are still in development. Paid checkout is disabled. Connected-provider features depend on your project’s configuration and permissions.

Find your way back

If you arrive at sign-in, authenticate with the account that owns your workspace. If a project is missing, check the selected organization before changing connection details. If a service is unavailable, check its availability above and its project integration settings.

For help, record the page, time and visible error. Do not include passwords, tokens, service keys or private records. See the support guide for the details to collect.