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Nhost is an open-source backend and development platform built around PostgreSQL and Hasura GraphQL. It provides instant GraphQL and REST APIs based on your database schema, along with authentication, storage, and serverless functions. What makes Nhost special is its GraphQL-first approach, automatically generating a fully-featured GraphQL API from your PostgreSQL database with subscriptions for real-time updates. The platform includes a powerful auth system with support for multiple providers, role-based access control, and custom claims. Nhost can be self-hosted or used as a managed service. It's perfect for teams that want the power of GraphQL without the complexity of setting up Hasura manually.
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What is Nhost?
Nhost is an open-source backend and development platform built around PostgreSQL and Hasura GraphQL. It provides instant GraphQL and REST APIs based on your database schema, along with authentication, storage, and serverless functions. What makes Nhost special is its GraphQL-first approach, automatically generating a fully-featured GraphQL API from your PostgreSQL database with subscriptions for real-time updates. The platform includes a powerful auth system with support for multiple providers, role-based access control, and custom claims. Nhost can be self-hosted or used as a managed service. It's perfect for teams that want the power of GraphQL without the complexity of setting up Hasura manually.
Is Nhost free to use?
Yes, Nhost offers a free tier. Free tier + usage-based
What features does Nhost offer?
Nhost offers PostgreSQL database, authentication, file storage, cloud functions, real-time updates, GraphQL API, REST API, and more.
Can I self-host Nhost?
Yes, Nhost can be self-hosted, giving you full control over your infrastructure and data.
What is Nhost best for?
Nhost is particularly well-suited for graphql apps, web apps, real-time apps, startups.