Appwrite

Name: Appwrite
Rating: 4.66 (32 reviews)

The developers' cloud

4.7•32 reviews•

5K followers

The developers' cloud

4.7•32 reviews•

5K followers

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File storage and sharing apps

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Authentication & identity tools

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Databases and backend frameworks

Appwrite is an open-source cloud development platform designed for developers who want to get things done. Use built-in backend infrastructure and web hosting, all from a single place.

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Appwrite Launches

Appwrite Sites The open-source Vercel alternative

Launched on May 19th, 2025

Appwrite Cloud Beta Build like a team of hundreds

Launched on October 17th, 2023

Appwrite GraphQL Open Source GraphQL as a service

Launched on December 28th, 2022

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8mo ago

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Did Appwrite do the ideal Product Hunt launch?

Appwrite last launched on Product Hunt a month ago. It was their fourth launch here, and they really nailed it:

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8mo ago

Is Appwrite This Your Next Backend Stack?

Just looking into Appwrite, the open-source backend that packs a lot in one spot: Auth, Databases, Storage, Serverless Functions, Realtime, and Messaging. It seems designed to speed up development, letting you self-host or use their cloud, and it works with many languages.

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How has Appwrite worked out for you in practice?

How does an "all-in-one" compare to using separate tools in your workflow?

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4.7

Based on 32 reviews

Review Appwrite?

Reviews praise Appwrite’s speed, generous free tier, clear docs, and painless setup, with many noting faster shipping and fewer moving parts to manage. Makers of , , and say it reliably handled auth, database, and storage, letting them focus on product work. Users like the open-source flexibility, friendly community, and billing caps, and several prefer it over Firebase/Supabase. Some want Postgres/RLS, better dashboard filtering, and faster functions, and note occasional beta cloud stability issues. Overall: robust, developer-first, time-saving.