Organizations and projects

The problem with a flat connection list

Many online database tools treat every connection as a standalone item. That works for small utilities, but it breaks down quickly for real teams.

Stylora’s model

Stylora starts with a small hierarchy:

• one organization groups the work for a team
• one organization contains multiple projects
• one project contains one or more database connections

Why this matters

This structure makes the browser workspace feel like a real product instead of a pile of credentials.

It also makes future collaboration, permissions, and broader data backends easier to layer in later without reshaping the whole product from scratch.

What this changes in practice

• connections belong to a context
• teams can group databases by system or domain
• the UI can stay legible even as the product grows