ADoor compared
ADoor is your data account: lists and tables in a workspace you own, personal or team, shared with the people, apps and assistants like ChatGPT you choose, each with its own access. Describe what you want to keep track of, and it's set up for you, with real Postgres underneath.
One by one
- ADoor vs Claude Projects: data that travels with you, or context inside Claude
- ADoor vs ChatGPT Projects: data every assistant can use, or context inside ChatGPT
- ADoor vs Gemini: data every assistant can use, or context kept inside Gemini
- ADoor vs Supabase MCP: your own data account, or a developer tool for your project
- ADoor vs a Markdown file: when a file is enough, and when you need tables
- ADoor vs Supabase: shared records for your team, or a backend for your app
- ADoor vs Firebase: shared records, or a backend for your app
- ADoor vs Statey: Postgres with sharing and undo, or a MongoDB-backed record store
- ADoor vs Convex: shared records set up from a chat, or a reactive backend in TypeScript
- Login with ADoor vs Sign in with ChatGPT: coming soon: identity plus storage in the user's account
- ADoor vs PocketBase: hosted shared records with approvals, or a backend in one file
- ADoor vs Neon: shared records, or serverless Postgres for developers
- ADoor vs Airtable: access per assistant, or apps built without code
- ADoor vs Notion: shared records, or a workspace for docs
- ADoor vs Google Sheets: records your assistants can keep, or a spreadsheet
- ADoor vs Obsidian: records any assistant can update, or local Markdown notes
- ADoor vs Apple Notes: lists any assistant can read and update, or notes on your Apple devices
- ADoor vs Mem0: shared records with approvals, or recall for agents
- ADoor vs Dropbox: shared records or shared files
- ADoor vs Microsoft Excel: shared records with access per field, or a spreadsheet for analysis
- ADoor vs Coda: scoped access for each assistant, or docs with built-in tables
- ADoor vs Baserow: per-agent access and approvals, or an open-source no-code database
- ADoor vs NocoDB: approvals and per-agent access, or a spreadsheet UI on your database
- ADoor vs Grist: approvals and per-agent access, or a relational spreadsheet with access rules
- ADoor vs SeaTable: per-agent access with approvals, or a no-code database with base tokens
- ADoor vs Rows: shared records with scoped access, or an AI spreadsheet for analysis
- ADoor vs Glide: shared records for any app or assistant, or an app builder with its own data
- ADoor vs Fibery: scoped access for each assistant, or a connected work platform
- ADoor vs Xata: shared records with access per agent, or Postgres branches for engineers
- ADoor vs Turso: shared records with per-field access, or SQLite databases for developers
- ADoor vs Cloudflare D1: shared records with per-field access, or serverless SQLite for Workers
- ADoor vs Appwrite: shared records with approvals, or an open-source backend for apps
- ADoor vs Nhost: per-agent access and approvals, or a Postgres and GraphQL backend
- ADoor vs Railway Postgres: shared records with per-field access, or Postgres for your app
- ADoor vs Render Postgres: shared records with access per assistant, or managed Postgres for apps
- ADoor vs Prisma Postgres: shared records with per-agent access, or serverless Postgres for Prisma
- ADoor vs Upstash: shared records with per-field access, or serverless Redis
- ADoor vs Google Drive: records with access per field, or files and folders to share
- ADoor vs iCloud Drive: records any assistant can use, or Apple storage for your devices
- ADoor vs Evernote: structured records any assistant can query, or a note archive
- ADoor vs Linear: any shared records, or issue tracking for software teams
- ADoor vs Zep: shared records with approvals, or a context graph for agents
- ADoor vs Letta: data your agents share with people, or stateful agents
- ADoor vs Pinecone: exact records with access per field, or vector search
- ADoor vs HubSpot: lists and tables for anything a company keeps, or sales and marketing software
- ADoor vs Smartsheet: records with access per assistant, or sheets for managing projects
- ADoor vs Microsoft Lists: lists any assistant can use, or lists inside Microsoft 365
- ADoor vs Zoho Tables: per-agent access for any assistant, or no-code tables in Zoho
- ADoor vs Quickbase: records any assistant can reach, or an enterprise low-code platform
- ADoor vs ClickUp: records with separate permissions, or an all-in-one work tool
- ADoor vs monday.com: per-agent access to any records, or boards for managing work
- ADoor vs PlanetScale: shared records for your company, or production databases for engineers
- ADoor vs CockroachDB Cloud: shared records with per-agent access, or distributed SQL
- ADoor vs Amazon Aurora Serverless: shared records with access per agent, or serverless Postgres on AWS
- ADoor vs MongoDB Atlas: shared records with SQL and per-field access, or a document database
- ADoor vs Hasura DDN: a place for the records themselves, or an API layer over your databases
- ADoor vs Microsoft OneDrive: records with access per field, or Microsoft 365 file storage
- ADoor vs Box: records with access per field, or enterprise content management
- ADoor vs Attio: approvals for any list, or customer records with approvals for writes
- ADoor vs Pipedrive: any shared list, or software built around sales deals
- ADoor vs Salesforce: per-agent access without an admin project, or enterprise sales software
- ADoor vs Jira: structured records with access per field, or project and issue tracking
What stays the same on every page
| Topic | ADoor |
|---|---|
| Setup | Sign in, connect an assistant like ChatGPT, describe what to track |
| Assistants | ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and Cursor connect through MCP with a sign-in |
| Apps and scripts | An HTTP API with keys |
| Access | Per space, table or field, or just the entries that match a value you choose, for each person, app and assistant |
| Approvals | Approve or deny requests for more access and new device sign-ins |
| CI jobs | GitHub Actions signs in with short-lived access, 15 minutes by default, with no stored secret |
| History | A history of changes, with who made each one and the before and after |
| Plans | Free for 3 tables and 100 rows. Pro is $10 a month per workspace, with 1 GB of storage and no per-GB charges. |
| Underneath | Standard Postgres |
| What it doesn't do | Store files, or sync with other apps |
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Each page was checked on October 20, 2026, against the other product's own pricing, docs and help pages, which are listed at the bottom of the page. If something has changed, write to support@halmoslabs.com and we'll fix it.