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Reviewers describe Turso as easy to adopt, especially for moving from local development to the cloud, with a smooth developer experience. The lone user review also praises multi-tenant support and strong edge-hosted performance for modern web apps. Founder feedback is sparse but broadly consistent: the makers of Hyprnote say it helped them build a local-first database, while the makers of SF Apartment Finder call it a simple database that integrates well with Vercel.
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We chose Turso for undb because it perfectly aligns with our core values of being local-first, offline-first, and privacy-first. Turso offers a lightweight, distributed database that’s built on SQLite, making it an ideal fit for undb’s architecture. Unlike other databases, Turso provides the flexibility and scalability we need without compromising on performance or data control. Its edge-first approach ensures that our users can enjoy low-latency access and a seamless experience, whether they’re working offline or online. By integrating with Turso, we’re able to deliver a robust and efficient platform that meets the needs of both developers and no-code users.
We wanted to build application that has single tenant databases for each organization. Turso handles that super nicely. In addition the ability to have embedded replicas is killer feature for building local RAG.
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developer experience (3)multi-tenant data handling (2)
Turso made it incredibly easy to move from local development to the cloud. Its multi-tenant database support and edge-hosted performance are excellent. The developer experience is smooth, and it’s perfect for modern, scalable web apps. Highly recommended!
We love Turso because it combines the simplicity of SQLite with the scalability we need for production. It works seamlessly for edge and serverless applications, which makes it perfect for the kind of projects we build.