Postgres Reimagined.

One Engine. Every Workload. Batteries Included.
The last Postgres distribution you'll ever deploy.

Performance

Predictable performance, at scale.

Modern Storage Engine

A storage engine that replaces Postgres's aging heap. No bloat. No wraparound. No VACUUM emergencies.

Dynamic Auto-Tuning

Automatically adjusts configuration for analytical and transactional workloads in real time. No manual tuning. No separate OLAP cluster.

Compiled Procedural Language

Stored procedures compiled to optimized native code — not interpreted at runtime like standard PL/pgSQL.

Multi-Model

Every data model, one database.

Vector

AI search, embeddings, similarity

Graph

Relationships, recommendations, fraud detection

Columnar

Analytics, reporting, aggregations

Time-series

Metrics, events, observability

Document

Flexible schema, JSON workloads

Spatial

Location, mapping, geospatial queries

Platform

Curated, integrated, supported.

The Postgres ecosystem is vast. It's also fragmented. For every problem there's a tool. Sometimes five tools. Each with its own deployment, configuration, and failure mode — oh and good luck finding the maintainer.

NEXTGRES curates the best of that ecosystem, builds it in, tests it together, and backs it with a single enterprise support contract.

Stop duct-taping your database. Start shipping. We got your back.

Compatibility

Speaks your language, with zero accent.

Have an application written for Oracle Database, SQL Server, MySQL, or MariaDB? Copy your schema and data, update your connection string, and start testing. NEXTGRES speaks their wire protocols, understands their SQL dialects, and compiles PL/SQL, T-SQL, and SQL/PSM to native machine code.

Running on MongoDB, Pinecone, Elastic, Algolia, or Amplitude? Those applications connect too. NEXTGRES implements their APIs, executes their query languages, and stores their data natively.

Your existing drivers, ORMs, and apps connect today. Most migrations are as simple as a connection string change.

Oracle SQL Server MySQL MariaDB MongoDB Pinecone Elastic Algolia Amplitude

Ready for a Postgres you won't outgrow?