At Neon, we run hundreds of thousands of Postgres databases as ephemeral Kubernetes pods. Because of our scale to zero feature, every time a user connects to their database, there’s a chance that we need to spin up a new Postgres process to serve that connection. The newly spun P...

Over the past few weeks, you might’ve noticed something in our changelog we’ve been steadily increasing the number of projects included in Neon’s Free Plan from 10 to now 60. Why are we doing this? Why now? We’ve reached two significant milestones that have allowed us to do this ...

Every developer has their own workflow for promoting database changes from development to production, but this becomes an especially tricky problem in certain applications – for example, codegen platforms. In platforms like Replit, each user may be building multiple versions of t...

“We didn’t want to spend unnecessary time writing CRUD logic or maintaining a backend. We just connected Better Auth and the Data API and started building. The best part every Neon branch gets its own Data API URL” Mouaz Anan, Engineer at Axess Intelligence Axess Intelligence is ...

MCPs are powerful abstractions, but that power also means risk. A misconfigured or overly permissive MCP server can expose sensitive data, execute unintended actions, and simply ruin your day. We maintain an MCP server at Neon, but we want you to use it safely. Here’s a quick che...

“Using Neon with Neon Auth just made everything simpler. Our database and auth live in the same place, and it’s the kind of backend you forget it exists. That’s exactly how it should be” Gabriel Tumlos, Founder of Daisy Daisy is a generative media studio building tools that make ...