I have some questions. I come from an enterprise background. We have similar home grown tools, but you'd also be up against large platform vendors (SNOW, SFDC, Power Platform, etc).

I guess Im wondering where large businesses fit in your target market. Not scrutiny, but I have personal interest in building tools for the enterprise space and wonder how startups approach that market. e.g.,

  - Is this SaaS? Could this ever be self-hosted? **Edit - I see you've answered below & that you currently support self-hosted
  - Do you intend to support enterprise identity/graph integrations (O365, Google, etc).

I am a enterprise consultant, my clients will laugh in my face if I tell them we have to use some other company's server via internet. :-) The reason I asked is because we use metabase, and it was simple to host it because we just pulled the docker files and ran them. (https://www.metabase.com/docs/latest/operations-guide/runnin...)

I dont see any such instructions on your website so that why i asked. Thanks for your time by the way, your product looks very good.

We do have two options: - hybrid: you can install our open source jet bridge application on your side if you don't want data to run through our server at all, but frontend and project UI settings will be hosted on our side - on premise: we already have option to host all components on your side, but this is available only in Enteprise plans, please let me know if you are interested in it.

The OP was not combative at all, they actually asked pretty nicely…

You’re the one who is actually being combative

My bad, just got caught up in pondering about the second part. You can choose from 3 deployment options: cloud, on-premise, and hybrid. The first and the last are pretty self-explanatory and in hybrid you can host the open-source backend part(https://github.com/jet-admin/jet-bridge) on your servers and we host the interface