A database you actually own.
Real Postgres 16 — not a proprietary layer with SQL painted on. Connect any client, run your own migrations, and take the whole thing with you whenever you like.
Postgres, with the sharp edges filed off.
Everything a managed database should do for you, without hiding what it actually is.
Tables and migrations in your repo
Schema changes live next to your code and run on deploy, so the database and the app can never drift apart.
A branch per preview
Pull requests get a seeded copy-on-write clone. Write anything you want in it — production never sees it.
Backups you can actually restore
Point-in-time restore, and a plain pg_dump whenever you want a copy on your own disk.
It’s a connection string, not a hostage situation.
You get real credentials. Use psql, TablePlus, Drizzle, Prisma, or whatever your coding tool already generated — Camplax does not need to be in the middle.
- Any Postgres client. If it speaks the wire protocol, it works.
- Standard dumps. Export restores into any other Postgres on earth.
- Your extensions. pgvector, PostGIS and friends are available.
Give the thing you built a real home.
A project with hosting, a database, sign-in and storage from the first minute — for $20.