Open-source relational database, the long-standing default of PHP and Rails stacks and the engine behind many managed database services.
6 makers' products, each linked to the source that shows it, and 178 open-source projects that declare it in their code.
AmplooAll-in-one tool for SMEs: Optimize processes & connect teams“This relational database is known for its reliability and extensive adoption. It benefits from a large community and ample resources for support and learning. By adhering to SQL standards, it eases development and migration processes. Additionally, it provides flexible scalability options, both horizontal and vertical, to accommodate varying project requirements.”
DatabaseMaker says so · source ↗“We needed a structured and reliable database to handle team interactions and activity tracking effortlessly. It’s the pizza vault where every slice sent, received, and celebrated is safely stored! 🍕📦”
DatabaseMaker says so · source ↗
SwipeartDiscover 7000+ Paintings by Swiping“To store the actual artworks, museums and artist etc.”
DatabaseMaker says so · source ↗
cmd.hausPowerhouse command centre for effortless database management“One of the engines available in cmd.haus :)”
DatabaseMaker says so · source ↗“We chose MySQL for its reliability, speed, and flexibility, ensuring efficient data management and scalability for our project.”
DatabaseMaker says so · source ↗“The database tables are using MySQL which are simple yet robust.”
DatabaseMaker says so · source ↗Open source: a project that declares MySQL as a dependency in its public code — verifiable, but not necessarily a live product.
4 makers on why they use MySQL, in their own words on Product Hunt.
This relational database is known for its reliability and extensive adoption. It benefits from a large community and ample resources for support and learning. By adhering to SQL standards, it eases development and migration processes. Additionally, it provides flexible scalability options, both horizontal and vertical, to accommodate varying project requirements.
AmplooSep 2026 ↗We needed a structured and reliable database to handle team interactions and activity tracking effortlessly. It’s the pizza vault where every slice sent, received, and celebrated is safely stored! 🍕📦
We chose MySQL for its reliability, speed, and flexibility, ensuring efficient data management and scalability for our project.
The database tables are using MySQL which are simple yet robust.
Themes that recur in makers' words and Hacker News comments, each linked to what it summarises, with how Product Hunt tags its reviews.
Yes — it is free, open-source software.
Open source, and you can self-host it. source ↗
No llms.txt, official MCP server or CLI found yet.
6 makers' products we track, each with a source, and 178 open-source projects declare it in their code. source ↗
MongoDB
PostgreSQL
Supabase
Convex
Firebase
Neon
PlanetScale
Turso
ClickHouse