One toolchain for PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, ClickHouse — and 16 more.
Local CLI, desktop app, and serverless cloud. Native binaries. Zero Docker.
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Databases shouldn't make you wait — not for Docker to pull an image, not for a cloud console to provision, not for Homebrew to resolve dependencies. Layerbase adapts to whatever engine your project needs and gets out of the way.
PostgreSQL 17 next to PostgreSQL 18, MySQL next to MariaDB, FerretDB 1.x next to 2.x — every container with its own version, port, and one-click start. This is Layerbase Desktop:
See the query console — a full SQL editor with results grid, per-table browsing, and live connection strings
npm install -g layerbase
lbase create api --engine postgresql # your app's database
lbase create cache --engine redis # your cache
lbase create analytics --engine clickhouse # your OLAP warehouse
lbase create search --engine meilisearch # your search index
lbase login # link your Layerbase Cloud account
lbase cloud ls # list your managed databases
lbase psql api # connect — no connection strings, ever
# All native. Local or cloud. All managed the same way.Relational, document, key-value, columnar, vector, time-series, graph, ledger — every logo below is a first-class citizen, not a plugin.
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PostgreSQL |
MySQL |
MariaDB |
SQLite |
LibSQL |
CockroachDB |
DuckDB |
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MongoDB |
FerretDB |
CouchDB |
Redis |
Valkey |
ClickHouse |
SurrealDB |
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Meilisearch |
Qdrant |
Weaviate |
QuestDB |
InfluxDB |
TypeDB |
TigerBeetle |
The Layerbase platform is built in the open. These are the pieces you can read, fork, and run today:
Create a database in your browser, download the desktop app — or npm install -g layerbase and never leave your terminal.
