Databases are mostly a solved problem, but building chat features still means re-implementing the same things every time: threading, pagination, edits, soft deletes, encryption etc.
I’m working on a database where those chat-specific primitives (and the operational plumbing around them) are built in.
Think of it like the cloud chat API providers, but reduced to just the storage layer.
It’s not for every use case, but if you’re building anything chat-like AI or trad chat it might save you from rebuilding the same infrastructure again.
Would love feedback. I’m also taking a waitlist for anyone interested in using it.
hasante•2mo ago
I’m working on a database where those chat-specific primitives (and the operational plumbing around them) are built in.
Think of it like the cloud chat API providers, but reduced to just the storage layer.
It’s not for every use case, but if you’re building anything chat-like AI or trad chat it might save you from rebuilding the same infrastructure again.
Would love feedback. I’m also taking a waitlist for anyone interested in using it.