Nhost
An open-source backend platform with GraphQL, PostgreSQL, authentication, storage, and serverless functions.
What is Nhost?
Nhost is an open-source backend platform that provides a complete set of backend services including a database, authentication, storage, and serverless functions, all accessible through a GraphQL API. It solves the problem of building and scaling backend infrastructure by offering a developer-friendly, SQL-based alternative to closed platforms like Firebase.
Developers and teams building web or mobile applications who want a flexible, open-source backend with GraphQL and PostgreSQL, especially those seeking an alternative to Firebase or similar BaaS providers.
Developers choose Nhost for its open-source nature, powerful GraphQL API generated automatically from PostgreSQL, and the ability to self-host the entire stack, giving them full control over their data and infrastructure without vendor lock-in.
Overview
The Open Source Firebase Alternative with GraphQL.
Use Cases
Best For
- Building full-stack applications with a GraphQL backend
- Teams needing an open-source alternative to Firebase
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