MotherDuck is a serverless cloud analytics platform built on the open-source DuckDB engine, blending local DuckDB execution with cloud storage/compute ("dual execution") for SQL analytics, with a free Lite tier.

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Redis is an open source in-memory data store used as a cache, session store, message broker, and vector/search engine, with Redis Cloud and Redis Software for managed or on-prem deployment.
Rowy provides a spreadsheet-style UI and low-code backend (cloud functions, APIs, scheduled jobs) built on top of your own Firebase/Firestore project, so data stays in your Google Cloud account. It's open source with a free single-project tier and paid Pro/Business plans.
Apache Superset is a free, Apache 2.0-licensed BI tool with 40+ chart types, a SQL Lab editor, and connectors to 70+ databases, self-hosted or via managed providers like Preset.
Coolify is a free, open-source PaaS you install on your own server to deploy apps, databases and 280+ one-click services, with an optional $5/month Coolify Cloud convenience tier.
Directus wraps an existing SQL database with an instant REST/GraphQL API and a customizable admin app, without migrating data into a proprietary format.
Exoscale is a Swiss-owned European cloud provider offering VMs, GPU servers, managed Kubernetes, object/block storage, databases and networking, billed by the second across zones in Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Bulgaria and Croatia.
Milvus is an open-source vector database for large-scale similarity search in AI apps, self-hostable as standalone or a distributed cluster, or via managed Zilliz Cloud.
NocoDB turns MySQL, Postgres, SQL Server or SQLite into a spreadsheet-style interface with grid, kanban, gallery and form views, plus an auto-generated REST API.
Northflank is a runtime platform for deploying containers, databases, background jobs and GPU/AI workloads with built-in CI/CD, on Northflank's own cloud or a customer's AWS, GCP or Azure account.
Notion combines pages, team wikis, task tracking, and flexible databases for organizing shared information and projects.
Railway deploys apps, managed databases and background jobs from a Git repo or image, billing per-second for the compute, memory and disk actually used.
StrongDM provides zero-trust privileged access management across databases, servers, Kubernetes, and cloud infrastructure. Following its acquisition by Delinea, it now extends Delinea's identity security control plane into cloud-native and ephemeral environments.
Superblocks is a platform for building internal business applications with an emphasis on enterprise security, permissions and governance, connecting to existing databases and APIs.
Teleport provides identity-based, zero-trust access to servers, Kubernetes clusters, databases, and web apps, replacing VPNs and static credentials with short-lived, certificate-based access. A free open-source Community Edition and paid Enterprise/cloud plans are available.
Zeabur is a deployment platform that lets developers ship apps, databases and services straight from a git repository or template with minimal configuration, aimed at indie developers and small teams.