02 · Data
You are renting four databases from four vendors.
Managed Postgres, Redis, search, and object storage. Each one provisions in seconds and wires itself into your app. One bill, one dashboard.
What it does
- Postgres in seconds
- Redis for cache and queues
- Full-text search
- Object storage
What it does
What Data does
Every data primitive a real app needs, minus the procurement project.
Postgres in seconds
A real managed Postgres, provisioned on demand. The credentials are injected into your app and encrypted at rest.
Redis for cache and queues
A managed key-value store for sessions, caching, and background work. There is no second account to open.
Full-text search
Searchable indexes without standing up a search cluster and babysitting it yourself.
Object storage
S3-style buckets with signed URLs for uploads and assets, sitting next to everything else you run.
One platform
Where the data layer plugs in
A database attaches to a deploy the moment you create it. Connection strings land in the environment on their own, with nothing to copy across.
Preview environments can branch data. A pull request never touches a production row.
Agents read and migrate data over the API that also deploys code. A schema change and the code that needs it go out in the same run.
Give your app a home for its data.
Postgres, Redis, search, and storage from one place. Free to start.