Data Platform
45Companies categorized as Data Platform.
Redis provides an in-memory database and services that enable real-time data access for applications and agents, used by developers. It includes capabilities such as vector search and context retrieval for AI workloads.
CockroachDB is a distributed, PostgreSQL‑compatible SQL database that can be deployed on‑premise, in hybrid environments, or on any cloud. It is used by enterprises to run high‑availability, scalable applications.
Upstash provides a serverless data platform that offers managed Redis, Vector, QStash, and related data services for developers building real-time applications. It lets developers use key‑value stores, messaging, and vector search without managing servers.
CloudAMQP provides managed RabbitMQ and LavinMQ message broker services hosted in the cloud, allowing developers to use message queues without managing the underlying servers.
Turso provides a SQLite‑compatible database engine that runs on servers, browsers, and devices, with cloud‑native features such as concurrent writes, vector search, and replication. It is used by developers building applications and AI agents that require many always‑on, per‑user or per‑agent databases.
Neon provides a serverless PostgreSQL backend with autoscaling, branchable databases, built-in authentication, storage, and an AI gateway. Developers use it to build applications and agents.
Aerospike is a real-time NoSQL database that stores and serves data with low latency at scale. It is used by developers and enterprises to power applications such as AI, ad tech, e‑commerce, and financial services.
Tessell offers a multi-cloud DBaaS platform that lets enterprises migrate, manage, and modernize Oracle, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, and MySQL databases across major cloud providers, running in the customer’s own cloud account.
Yugabyte offers a distributed, PostgreSQL‑compatible database that can scale across multiple regions and clouds. It is used by developers and enterprises building cloud‑native, high‑availability applications.
Arango provides a graph‑native multimodel data platform that ingests fragmented enterprise data and builds a unified contextual data layer for AI agents, assistants, and applications to query and reason over. Developers use it to give AI workloads live, searchable context without building custom pipelines.
Datafold provides a platform that automates data engineering tasks such as migrations, data quality testing, and monitoring for data teams. It offers AI-driven code translation and validation and can be deployed in cloud environments.
Percona provides open source database software, support, and consulting services for MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MariaDB, and Redis/Valkey to organizations that run these databases.
Datavant offers a data collaboration platform that lets healthcare organizations securely connect, protect, and activate patient-level health data across the healthcare ecosystem. It supports providers, health plans, life‑science companies, and public‑sector agencies in sharing and using real‑world health data.
DataStax provides database platforms—including the cloud NoSQL service Astra DB and a hyper-converged database—that enable enterprises to store, retrieve, and manage real-time, unstructured and multimodal data for AI workloads, and integrates with IBM watsonx.
84codes provides hosted RabbitMQ and LavinMQ clusters and develops the open source LavinMQ message broker, enabling developers to use managed message queuing and streaming services.
Artie provides a service that replicates changes from source databases such as Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, and DynamoDB to data warehouses with sub‑minute latency and exactly‑once delivery, handling schema evolution without requiring users to manage streaming infrastructure. It is used by developers and data teams that need up‑to‑date data for analytics, AI, and machine learning.
RisingWave is an open-source distributed SQL streaming database that ingests, transforms, and serves real-time data using PostgreSQL‑compatible SQL. It is used by developers and organizations to build real‑time analytics, AI agent pipelines, and event‑driven applications.
SurrealDB is a multi-model database that stores documents, graphs, vectors, and time-series in a single ACID transaction, providing a unified context layer for AI agents and applications. It is used by developers to give agents persistent memory, knowledge graphs, and real-time data access.
Fireproof is an embedded, browser‑based database that lets developers store data locally and synchronize it across backends such as AWS, Cloudflare, and Netlify. It is used by developers building realtime web applications.
Ditto provides an offline-first mobile database with built-in peer-to-peer and optional cloud synchronization, enabling mobile and edge devices to store and share data without relying on central servers.
RxDB is a NoSQL database that runs locally in JavaScript applications and can synchronize with any backend, enabling offline‑first functionality for web, mobile, Electron and Node.js apps. It is used by developers to store data client‑side and keep it in sync across devices.
Electric is a platform that provides sync engines, real-time streams, and database synchronization primitives for developers building collaborative multi‑agent applications. It enables developers to deploy long‑lived agents that run across devices and integrate with existing APIs and databases.
Jazz is a local-first relational database that runs in the frontend, backend, and cloud, providing on-demand synchronization, row-level security, and real-time collaboration for developers building full-stack applications. It can be self‑hosted or accessed through Jazz Cloud, a globally distributed database service.
ObjectBox is a database that runs on devices and supports vector search, with built-in data synchronization to other devices and optional cloud. It is used by developers building mobile, IoT, automotive and other embedded applications that need offline‑first data storage.