MySQL
A reliable, widely supported relational database that powers most of our production backends, including this site.
Discuss your projectMySQL's maturity, strong tooling, and near-universal hosting support make it a dependable default for relational data — user accounts, orders, content, and anything that benefits from strict schemas and transactional integrity.
It's what we run this site's own backend on, via Prisma ORM, and it's our default recommendation for most client backends unless a specific feature (like Postgres's advanced JSON or geospatial support) points elsewhere.
How we use MySQL
Production backends
The default relational store for most of our client web and mobile app backends.
Transactional data
Orders, payments, and other data that needs strict consistency guarantees.
CMS & e-commerce
The standard database underneath most WordPress and many Laravel deployments.
More database technologies
MongoDB
A flexible document database we use when a project's data doesn't map cleanly to rigid relational tables.
PostgreSQL
An advanced open-source relational database with strong support for complex queries, JSON, and geospatial data.
Redis
An in-memory data store we use for caching, session storage, and rate limiting to keep applications fast under load.
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