Constructive has launched a Postgres platform focused on security, implementing Row-Level Security (RLS) policies at table creation to prevent vulnerabilities from application-side configurations. The platform targets back-end development teams, particularly those using AI-assisted tools, and aims to enforce permissions and maintain data integrity directly at the database level. Constructive's open-source developer tools have surpassed 100 million downloads, including SQL parsers and migration systems. The platform allows teams to select access models and generates tables with embedded access rules, reducing the need for manual RLS configurations. It features a migration strategy ensuring reproducible security guarantees and validates RLS within CI/CD pipelines through automated checks. The serverless execution layer supports functions in multiple languages while adhering to the same permission model. Constructive's parsing technology is used in various Postgres-related platforms, and the company has filed provisional patents for its security compiler that transforms schemas into secure configurations. Constructive reports its tools are operational across over 10 million databases and is currently in a commercial private beta for enterprise teams.