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

Turso is my database! Turso made it really easy to switch from local development to hosted on the cloud.

Used for database. Easy to use.

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.

Turso is my database! Turso made it really easy to switch from local development to hosted on the cloud.

Used for database. Easy to use.

I've been fascinated with the ability to create a database per-tenant since I first discovered Turso, even before I joined the team. Soon after I joined I wanted to see if it was possible to push the boundaries of that to "per user". Turso introduced earlier this year a product called "Multi-DB Schemas" which lets you create a database using another databases schema. With this feature, the idea of creating a database per-user isn't so difficult. Almost all of my demos using Turso use this feature, so I decided to put together a repo containing the code to get started! "Multi-DB Schemas" are still in beta, so let us know what you think, and what we can do to improve.

@notrab Congrats on the launch! The concept of building per-user databases sounds really intriguing, especially with the flexibility Turso’s multi-DB schemas offer. I’m curious about the performance implications—how does it handle scaling when there are a large number of users? Would love to see how it performs in a high-traffic environment.

Great product! Been using it for well over a year now, rock solid! Congratulations on the launch @notrab

@spences10 thanks for the support Scott. Glad you've been enjoying Turso 😍

Cool idea. Would love to give this a try in the future.

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Turso — SQLite for Production

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Turso — SQLite for Production

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