A database you can draw and read.
You don't need to know databases. Lay out your tables and fields on a canvas, and they run as real Postgres behind your app.
Free to build. Your first live app is free too, on your own domain.

On the canvas
Design a database for your app, by drawing it.
Every field gets a type, every link gets a direction, and the database enforces both.
Fields with types
Choose what each field can store: text, numbers, dates, yes/no values, or links to other records. The database rejects anything that does not match.
Relationships
Connect related records once, and the links stay in place. For example, one investor can be linked to many deals, so every deal knows who it belongs to.
Ready to read and write
Create a table, and it is ready to use in your app. Your screens and workflows can read and write it right away.
Safe migrations
Change your database without worrying about breaking it. Orbit updates your tables safely and blocks changes that could delete your data.
Your data is safe
Change your mind. Keep your data.
Update your database as your app changes. Orbit blocks anything that could delete your records, so your data stays safe after every deploy.
Straight answers
About your data.
Do I have to write SQL?
No. You design the database by drawing tables and fields on a canvas. What you draw becomes the database underneath. You never touch SQL.
What happens to my data when I change the schema?
Safe changes, like adding a field, migrate on their own. Orbit never drops your data, and it blocks a change that would. Your records survive every deploy.
Is the database a mock?
No. Every app gets its own Postgres database with tables, indexes, security, and an API. Your data persists, and you can read the schema any time.
Where does my app's data live?
In your app's own Postgres database, isolated from every other app. It is yours to read and query, and the database itself decides who can see each row.
Can users search their data?
Yes. Any table can turn on full-text search, built into the database, so a search box returns ranked matches with no extra service to run.
Start
Draw your first table.
Draw a table, add a field, and the database underneath is yours from the start.