SnoutData Cloud

Your app's backend, in one place. Database, auth, storage, realtime, functions, push notifications and timeseries, ready for you and your coding agents.

Built on Postgres. Nothing locked in.

Your own Postgres 18 with pgvector, an isolated container and a standard connection string. Build on SQL, not a proprietary data model.

Read the docs
schema.sql
create table public.tasks (
  id bigint generated always as identity
    primary key,
  title text not null,
  done boolean default false
);

alter table public.tasks
  enable row level security;
Time series in every project.Automatic partitions, compressed history, and fresh rollups.Explore SnoutTime

Table-change subscriptions require a paid plan. The REST and GraphQL data API, auth, storage, functions and push are on every plan and self-serve, and realtime needs no switch at all. Service availability Pricing

SnoutData CLI + MCP + Skill

Your agent. Your workflow. Your backend.

Create a project, apply migrations, generate types and deploy functions without leaving your codebase. The CLI brings Cloud to your terminal, MCP client and CI.

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From a folder to a project.

Sign in, create or reuse a linked database, and write DATABASE_URL to .env. Generate TypeScript types from its schema as your app grows.

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terminal
npx snoutdata login
npx snoutdata init --env
npx snoutdata gen types typescript

A full stack. Backed by the database that powers the web.

Your data is portable.

Connect with any Postgres client. Export a database dump whenever you need your own copy, with no proprietary format to undo.

Clear about what we hold.

We host your data and encrypted project password. You can retrieve or rotate it, and project operations are recorded in your audit log.

Cloud, with Studio beside it.

Explore your hosted database in SnoutData Studio alongside your other connections. Cloud works on its own; Studio adds a local workbench.

Run it yourself.

The whole stack is open source and runs on your own machine with Docker Compose: the same servers, the same API, and your client code unchanged.