A database for
the world of tomorrow

As a programmer, you write computer programs to solve problems. To persist data in a permanent record you write it to a database. This is something else than your program. A new thing that you need to learn, think about, and support over time.

The problem with databases

You can write a database as part of your program, but the expectations of what a permanent record must satisfy is extensive. Not something you easily build.

All I want is a database …

• … that is a single executable
• … with client-server model and support for concurrent access
• … where durability means replication and fault tolerance
• … where increasing availability means booting another process
• … that is zero config
• … that supports SQL
• … with migrations and branching
• … with analytics
• … that feels like it’s part of your program