Turso

Turso — SQLite for Production

5.0•17 reviews•

232 followers

Turso — SQLite for Production

5.0•17 reviews•

232 followers

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Turso is SQLite for production: great developer experience and efficiency with essential quality of life improvements for modern applications.

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Looks pretty rad, I'm liking the Next.js boilerplate for multi-tenant apps, it's super helpful and could be a game-changer now, would love to know if there's plans to add support for any other databases or maybe some more advanced features in the future

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2yr ago

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Hey Jamie, The Per User Database Starter sounds like a powerful tool for building multi-tenant applications. How does it handle scaling as the number of users increases? Congrats on the launch!

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2yr ago

This sounds incredibly innovative! 🚀 The idea of a database per user using Turso's Multi-DB Schemas is fascinating and opens up so many possibilities for customization and security. 🛠️ Quick question: Are there any specific use cases or industries you’ve found where this "per user" database model shines the most? Would love to hear more insights and check out the repo! 👏 @notrab

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2yr ago

Making everything better

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2yr ago

Cool concept @notrab Good luck with launch today!

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2yr ago

Stella AI

Great job, kudos to the team behind!

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2yr ago

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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 and strong edge-hosted performance. The only direct user review also highlights multi-tenant support and says it fits modern, scalable web apps well. Founder feedback is sparse but specific: the makers of Anarlog say it helped them build a local-first database, while founders behind SF Apartment Finder and Embage praise simple setup, Vercel integration, and built-in vector database use.

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