What PGBHub is and how the pieces fit
A short tour of the PGBHub ecosystem: the Console, PGB Business, Learn, Agents, Studio, the Marketplace and the mobile apps.
PGBHub is a platform for building and running software, plus a workspace suite for the people who run the business. Everything signs in with one PGBHub account. This article explains what each part is for so you know where to start. The rest of the guides in Learn go deeper on each one.
The Console
The Console is where you create projects and manage them. A project is a home for one application. Inside it you can create PostgreSQL databases, store files, run functions and containers, send transactional email, manage your app's own users, and watch logs and usage. The Console is also where you manage your team, your API keys, your backups and your billing.
You sign in at console.pgbhub.com. The guides prefixed "Console" in Learn, and the course PGBHub Console 101: Your first project and database, teach it step by step.
PGB Business
PGB Business is the workspace suite for a company: mail, calendar, files, documents, spreadsheets, slides, chat and video meetings, tasks, HR tools, invoices and more, under your own domain. It is a separate product from the Console, with its own guides in Learn. You do not need it to use the Console, and you do not need the Console to use it.
PGB Learn
PGB Learn is the training site you are reading now: short guides for specific tasks, and courses with lessons, a final quiz and a certificate. Everything published by PGBHub itself is official content, written against the real product screens.
PGB Agents
PGB Agents lets you set up AI agents that work on a schedule or when something happens, using tools you approve. You decide what an agent may do, set budgets, and review each run. It has its own guides.
PGB Studio
PGB Studio helps you describe an app, start from a template, edit the result with AI help and deploy it. It has its own guides.
PGB Marketplace
The Marketplace is where reusable packages such as templates, agents, tools and functions are published and found. You can install what others share, and publish your own. It has its own guides.
The mobile apps
There is a PGBHub mobile app for the Console, so you can check projects, databases, backups, billing and alerts from your phone, and mobile apps for PGB Business. See The PGBHub mobile app for what the Console app can do.
Which one should I start with?
- Building an application that needs a database: start with the Console. Read Create your PGBHub account, then Create your first project.
- Setting up email, files and documents for a team: start with PGB Business.
- Wanting an AI to do routine work: start with PGB Agents.
Good to know
- One account works across the products, but each product has its own settings and its own billing where billing applies.
- The Console only shows what you are allowed to see. If a page or button is missing, your role may not include it. See Invite teammates and choose roles.
More guides in Getting started with PGBHub
Create your PGBHub account
Register for the Console with your email and a password, and optionally name your first project at the same time.
Sign in, reset a password and use two-step sign-in
Sign in to the Console, finish the second step if you turned it on, reset a forgotten password and sign out.
Create your first project
Create a project from the Projects page, choose Blank Project or Add Database, and see what you get.
A tour of the Console
Learn where everything is: the Projects page, the project sidebar, the top bar and the account pages.
A tour of the PGBHub ecosystem
What each PGBHub product does, where it lives and how they connect, so you know which one to open for your task.