Connect Supabase, Stripe, and Vercel. Ask questions, preview actions, and approve writes — with audit logs.
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You built the product. Now you're drowning in operations.
You need an assistant that understands your systems, remembers your workflows, and keeps you in control of what runs in production.
Once your MCP connectors work, the value is immediate. The pain is getting them set up, kept safe, and shared across a team.
Opslane helps you run MCP-powered ops in production with guardrails: scoped access, execution previews, approvals, and audit logs.
Built to make your connectors usable by a team — not trapped in one person's config.
Connect MCP servers. Ask in plain English. Review before anything runs.
Ask questions about users, billing, usage, or internal data. Designed to connect to your systems via secure MCP connections.
Read-only by default. Clear execution previews. Explicit confirmation before any write action. Full action logs.
Turn repeat ops into reusable runbooks with previews, approvals, and audit logs. Nothing is reused without your explicit intent.
Keep shared context in one place: key links, common queries, environment notes, and operational conventions — so your team doesn't repeat itself.
Supabase. Stripe. Vercel. Custom internal APIs. Opslane is designed to connect via MCP and respect your existing integrations.
AI-assisted connector setup, environment profiles, and a sandbox to test permissions and workflows before you touch production.
Example: a user says “I paid but I'm locked out.” Opslane helps you trace it across Stripe → Supabase → Vercel, with previews and explicit approvals before any write.
Step 1
Pull the customer, recent invoices, payment failures, and subscription state. Opslane summarizes the “why” and proposes next actions.
Step 2
Check the user record, entitlements, and any webhook processing status. Separate local/staging/production environments so you don't guess.
Step 3
See the current deployment, relevant logs, and environment config. If a fix is needed, Opslane shows a preview and waits for approval.
The point: fewer tabs, fewer “hero engineers”, fewer risky guesses.
Opslane is designed for real production ops: scoped access, execution previews, explicit approvals, and audit logs.
Examples of ops questions Opslane is built to answer.
Check payment failures
"Which customers failed payment today and why?" Opslane aims to answer it without digging through Stripe logs.
Answer ops questions
A teammate asks about a customer issue. Opslane aims to surface the context without re-running SQL or context-switching.
Repeat workflows safely
A common admin task. Opslane aims to turn it into a reusable workflow with explicit confirmation.
We built Opslane for control-conscious founders. Here's what we won't do.
Opslane waits for instructions, explains what it will do, and never acts on its own.
Clear execution previews. Explicit confirmation before any write action. Full action logs.
We're focused on a specific problem for a specific audience.
For MCP users who want real workflows — safely.
No. If you already use MCP (or you're MCP-curious), Opslane focuses on making it practical for daily ops: environments, permissions, approvals, and audit logs.
Scoped, least-privilege access; read-only by default; execution previews; explicit approval before any write action; and audit logs of what ran and why.
Yes — but only when you enable it and approve each action. Opslane is designed to wait for confirmation and log the outcome.
Opslane treats environments as first-class (local/staging/production) and aims to make the current target explicit in every query and preview.
We're prioritizing Supabase, Stripe, and Vercel because they cover most post-launch SaaS operations. If you have a must-have connector, tell us in the beta form.
We're working with a small group of SaaS founders to shape the product. Join to get early access and direct input on the roadmap.
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