Dropbase

Dropbase, previously recognized as Sanau and later Castodia, operates from San Francisco, CA, and is part of the B2B industry, specifically focusing on operations. The company, which participated in the Y-Combinator W20 batch, employs a team of five and serves regions across the United States and Canada. Dropbase offers a developer platform that enables the creation of various internal tools such as admin panels and billing support dashboards using SQL and Python. This platform is notable for features like Smart Tables, which convert SQL statements into functional admin panels, and offers drag-and-drop capabilities for UI components, dynamic forms, and hassle-free modal components to build production-ready fullstack apps. Additionally, Dropbase provides a self-hosted option, supports integration with any REST API, Python SDK, PyPI package, or database, and offers granular permissions for app control. The company ensures data security through encryption both in transit and at rest, utilizes AWS backup services for data loss prevention, and maintains multiple data center backups. All new full-time employees undergo background checks in compliance with local laws, and the company adheres to the principle of least privilege in identity and access management.