Appwrite

Our self-hosted solution was designed to be easy to setup in both development and production. I hope you'll enjoy our single command installation. Also, self-hosting is at the…

My honest two cents, which is biased, so take liberal amounts of salt. I think Supabase is verbose. You get to dig around the PostgreSQL instance, write SQL, etc. I know people…

I'm pretty wary of this sort of thing, but I've got to say, what you've produced looks awesome, and I will be thinking of a product to try it on! I know it sounds silly to say…

https://appwrite.io/docs/installation https://appwrite.io/docs/production I would really love to see something like this in the supabase docs. They are currently lacking a little…

I've been looking into supabase for a long time, trying to decide if i want to adopt it, but after many months of keeping an eye on them, appwrite comes along and i'm instantly…

Before I even look into it, I'll tell you this: the headline was enough to grab my attention on its own. I strongly feel this is a badly underserved niche and I've had major…

From my quick research when I was selecting the next backend I was going to use for a project in the past, and today reading some responses on this page: - Appwrite is written in…

From my quick research when I was selecting the next backend I was going to use for a project in the past, and today reading some responses on this page: - Appwrite is written in…

Hmm... I think I'm not quite the target market. For me the whole point of a tool like this is that I don't need to worry about maintaining this kind of thing. All the guff around…

Strictly speaking, if I spin up a droplet on DO and install Appwrite on it, it won't be a BAAS anymore, correct? Sorry but "self-host your own BAAS" is an oxymoron. IMO,…

Hmm... I think I'm not quite the target market. For me the whole point of a tool like this is that I don't need to worry about maintaining this kind of thing. All the guff around…

I was about to throw in the towel after evaluating Firebase / Supabase last week for a new project I'm working on and revert back to good o'l Laravel, but Appwrite looks very…

Not yet, but it's coming soon. Appwrite is not coupled to any database or other under the hood technology.

Yes we do plan to add support got joins, transactions, atomic operations and geo queries soon

I have a firebase project I need to move asap. How quickly, realistically, could I move to your solution? Do the API’s map directly? Sorta? Or is this inspired by? Is the…

Do you guys have Firebase shim/adapter to easy transition? Also, please take a look at CapRover, combining that with Appwrite might be a powerful combo (there's overlap).

Godot support would be awesome

Any comparison with Supabase, which is also a backend-as-a-service? [0] [0] https://supabase.com/

Over the past few months we’ve been trying hard to make Appwrite as simple to setup and use as possible. Your candid feedback has been crucial in shaping the project and it would…

What's the pricing model for cloud.

I actually bookmarked the repo a few months ago but never got around to using it. Seems like a great product. As someone who is building a small project for personal use (and has…

Maybe I'm looking in the right place but I couldn't find docs on scaling. How does Appwrite scale up WS connection pool, workers, cloud functions.

Thank you so much for Appwrite! The community on Discord is very helpful and the self hosting guide is great. Very unlike my terrible experience with Supabase who seem to do…

I’m curious why Supabase didn’t suit your needs, especially since you’re looking for Postgres support? (Disclosure: supabase ceo)

Before I even look into it, I'll tell you this: the headline was enough to grab my attention on its own. I strongly feel this is a badly underserved niche and I've had major…

For me the most painful part was latency, and especially cloud function latency. I wanted to create an entire API through cloud functions and rapidly discovered that they have…

Just curious, did you try Hasura too?

You might be interested in what we're building with http://nhost.io. We have serverless functions available together with event triggers (hooks) on database events using Postgres…