postgres

supabase/supabase

An open-source Firebase alternative built entirely on Postgres — Supabase bundles a hosted Postgres database with auth, auto-generated REST/GraphQL APIs, realtime subscriptions, edge functions, file storage, and an AI/vector toolkit. It suits developers wanting Firebase-style convenience without leaving the Postgres ecosystem, using open-source enterprise tools instead of a proprietary backend.

grafana/grafana

Unified dashboards for metrics, logs, and traces across sources — Grafana lets teams query, visualize, and alert on data from Prometheus, Loki, Elasticsearch, InfluxDB, Postgres and more in one place. Dynamic dashboards, cross-source mixing, and built-in alerting to Slack or PagerDuty make it useful for ops teams and analysts building a shared, data-driven view.

coollabsio/coolify

Self-hosted PaaS that keeps your Heroku-like workflow on your own servers — Coolify deploys apps, databases, and 360+ one-click services over plain SSH to any VPS, bare-metal box, or even a Raspberry Pi. It mirrors Heroku/Vercel/Netlify convenience—Git push deploys, PR previews, automatic HTTPS—while your configs and running resources stay independent of the tool itself. Good fit for teams wanting cloud-platform ease without losing control of infrastructure.

metabase/metabase

The easy-to-use open source Business Intelligence and Embedded Analytics tool that lets everyone work with data :bar_chart:

prisma/orm

Prisma ORM enters its Prisma 8 release candidate phase — Prisma 8 is now a release candidate, with a feature scoreboard tracking remaining gaps and a 'prisma-8' skill that applies upgrade recipes automatically. New projects are encouraged to start on 8, while existing Prisma 7 apps can migrate incrementally since v7 stays maintained for 18 months after 8.0.0 ships.

payloadcms/payload

A Next.js-native CMS that installs straight into your app — Payload installs directly inside a Next.js app rather than running as a separate service, giving you a TypeScript backend, admin panel, and GraphQL/REST APIs out of the box. It works with MongoDB or Postgres and suits developers who want a headless CMS or full backend without leaving their Next.js codebase.

supermemoryai/supermemory

A benchmark-leading memory layer built for self-hosted AI agents — Supermemory ranks #1 on LongMemEval, LoCoMo, and ConvoMem benchmarks, claiming 95% Recall@15 with 99.4% context reduction and ~50ms user profiles. Built on Cloudflare Workers, Drizzle, and Postgres, it offers an npm/pip API plus self-hosting, aimed at developers building AI agents that need fast, persistent memory.

brianc/node-postgres

PostgreSQL client for node.js.

porsager/postgres

Postgres.js - The Fastest full featured PostgreSQL client

malisper/pgrust

An AI-assisted Rust rewrite of Postgres with a vectorized query engine — pgrust reimplements Postgres in Rust, staying wire- and SQL-compatible while replacing internals: a JIT-compiled vectorized engine called Gravity, thread-based concurrency, a query scheduler, and a unified automatic memory manager. It's aimed at developers curious how Postgres could be rebuilt from scratch today, with a browser demo and active v0.4-beta development.