One architecture. Many use cases.

A database per agent, user, or tenant solves problems that look unrelated on the surface and turn out to be the same problem underneath. Isolation, economics, and sovereignty, handled by the architecture rather than worked around.

AI agents

Give every agent its own database for memory, state, and isolation. Branch to experiment, roll back on failure.

AI agents

Vibe-coding platforms

Provision a database per user-built app, cheap and lightweight enough to ship as fast as users build.

Vibe-coding platforms

Multi-tenant SaaS

Hard data isolation per customer without the cost of a dedicated server each.

Multi-tenant SaaS

Consumer apps and per-user privacy

A private, encrypted database per user, so only the user can read their own data.

Consumer apps and per-user privacy

Local-first and embedded

Run the database on the device, sync to the cloud, and keep working offline.

Local-first and embedded

Data sovereignty and regulated industries

Place each database in the jurisdiction it belongs to, with residency as a default.

Data sovereignty and regulated industries

Try Turso for yourself

Spin up your first database in under a minute on the free Starter plan, or fork the open-source Turso Database on GitHub.