Ship the product, not the platform
One project holds your database, your application and your background jobs. There is no second console, no second bill and no second team to hire.
- Plans
- One
- A single monthly plan covers every building block.
- Consoles
- One
- Database, apps, workers and storage in the same dashboard.
- Lock-in
- Postgres
- Your data stays in stock PostgreSQL you can dump and take.
A database on day one
Create a PostgreSQL database, get credentials, connect your ORM. No cluster sizing exercise before you have a single user.
Deploy the app next to it
Next.js, NestJS or a plain Node service, deployed from the CLI or a GitHub repository, running in the same project as its data.
Background work without a queue service
A function is a long-running worker. Claim rows with FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED and you have a job queue without adding a broker.
Realtime when the product needs it
Channels, presence and live logs are already there. You do not integrate a third-party socket vendor to show a live status.
Predictable cost
One monthly price with unlimited fair use. Shared server capacity and technical limits still apply, and we say so rather than pretending otherwise.
An exit that exists
pg_dump works. Your application is a container image built from your repository. Leaving is a migration, not a rescue mission.
The honest version
Veltic runs on a single server today. That is exactly right for a product finding its market and exactly wrong for one that needs multi-region failover this quarter. Connections and memory are finite, container isolation is not a dedicated virtual machine, and fair use is a billing policy rather than a capacity promise.
What that buys you
No distributed systems tax on a team of three. Your database and your application share a host, so a query is a query and not a network partition waiting to happen. When you outgrow it, you are moving stock PostgreSQL and stock Node containers, not a proprietary runtime.
Build the whole backend in one project
One plan, one dashboard, one command line interface. PostgreSQL, applications, functions, storage and realtime.