Neon
LaunchedServerless Postgres that scales to zero, with instant database branching.
About Neon
Neon is a serverless Postgres platform that separates storage from compute. Databases scale up under load and down to zero when idle, and branching creates a copy-on-write clone of your data in seconds for previews, tests and migrations. The storage engine is open source.
Neon in brief
What is Neon?
Neon is a serverless Postgres platform that separates storage from compute.
Is Neon launched yet?
Yes. Neon is launched and generally available.
Where can I try Neon?
Neon is live at neon.com.
Is Neon open source?
Neon has a public repository at github.com/neondatabase/neon. Check the licence file there, since a public repository is not always an open source licence.
What kind of tool is Neon?
Neon is listed under Databases and Open Source on TeaserTrack.
What are the alternatives to Neon?
Convex, Prisma and Supabase are listed in the same space on TeaserTrack, each with its own status and launch date.
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