ADoor vs Statey
Statey is a hosted database for AI agents. Agents create and query validated records over MCP, and every change is attributed to the human or agent that made it. ADoor, your data account, keeps lists and tables on real Postgres that people, apps and assistants share, each with its own access, and you can undo any row change.
Where ADoor stands out
Undo, not only attribution
Statey logs every write to an append-only activity stream, with who made each change. ADoor records who made each change and what it replaced, and you can undo one change without overwriting later edits.
Access per tool
In ADoor each assistant gets its own access: everything, read and write in one space, or read-only in one space. It asks for more with request_access, and you approve or deny.
SQL on Postgres
Statey runs each workspace as its own database, on MongoDB today, and returns records as JSON. ADoor runs on standard Postgres, so you can send SQL through MCP or the API.
Sharing with people
ADoor shares a list, a space, or just the entries that match a value you choose with a person, as viewer, editor or owner.
Side by side
| Topic | ADoor | Statey |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Your data account: lists and tables shared with people, apps and assistants | A hosted database for AI agents |
| Assistants | ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and Cursor over MCP with OAuth | Claude, Claude Code, Codex, ChatGPT and other MCP clients |
| Underneath | Standard Postgres, with SQL | MongoDB today, one database per workspace |
| Change log | Every row change, with who made it and what it replaced | Every write, attributed, in an append-only activity stream |
| Undo | Undo one change without overwriting later edits | Not published |
| Access per agent | Its own access per connection, down to one space, read-only or edit | Not published on the homepage |
| Schema | Tables and fields, changed by asking or with SQL | A versioned schema built from what you describe |
| Triggers | No | Coming soon |
| Pricing | Free for 3 tables and 100 rows. Pro is $10 a month per workspace, with 1 GB. | A free tier, then usage-based storage, with a spend cap |
Which one should you use?
Use Statey when
you want agents to keep validated records as JSON, priced by what you store, and you'd like triggers that wake an agent when a record lands once they ship.
Use ADoor when
people and agents work from the same tables, you want SQL on Postgres, and each assistant should have its own access that you can limit, review and undo.
Questions people ask
Do both work with ChatGPT and Claude?
Yes. Both connect over MCP. ADoor also works with Grok and Cursor.
Can I undo an agent's change?
In ADoor, yes, including a field type change and a large write. Statey's homepage describes attribution and an activity stream, not undo.
Can I share a table with a person?
In ADoor, yes: one list, a space, or just the entries that match a value you choose, as viewer, editor or owner.
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Checked October 20, 2026. Sources: statey.ai.