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Managed Postgres, still just Postgres

Provision project-scoped PostgreSQL databases, manage credentials and connection limits, and keep using every tool that already speaks Postgres.

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  • No proprietary dialect
  • Direct connections stay open
  • Credentials you can rotate

  • Project-scoped provisioning

    Every database belongs to exactly one project. Creating one hands you a dedicated role, a generated password and a connection limit you control.

  • Credentials on your terms

    Reveal, rotate or adopt existing credentials from the dashboard. Rotation issues a new password without dropping the role your application already uses.

  • Connections are the scarce resource

    Connection limits are enforced per role, not per project. The dashboard shows live connection statistics so you notice exhaustion before your application does.

  • Two ways in

    Open a direct TCP connection for migrations, psql and ORMs, or call the HTTPS Data API from serverless runtimes that cannot hold a socket.

  • Extensions where supported

    The server runs stock PostgreSQL. Available extensions depend on what the host has installed; check before you depend on one in production.

  • Backups you can verify

    Create dumps on demand, download them and restore into a database. A backup you have never restored is a hypothesis, not a safety net.

Database and application in one project

Create project-scoped databases and manage tables, roles and connections in the same dashboard that runs your applications. Direct PostgreSQL connections stay available for the tooling you already have.

Plan capacity deliberately

Connections and memory are finite. Pooling, suitable indexes and verified backups remain part of operating a database. Fair use does not remove technical limits, and the dashboard warns when the sum of role limits exceeds what the server can serve.

bashCreate a database and connect
veltic databases create PROJECT_ID orders
veltic databases reveal PROJECT_ID orders

psql "postgresql://USER:PASSWORD@HOST:5432/orders?sslmode=require"

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Build the whole backend in one project

One plan, one dashboard, one command line interface. PostgreSQL, applications, functions, storage and realtime.

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