Neon documentation

Neon is Serverless Postgres built for the cloud. Neon separates compute and storage to offer modern developer features such as autoscaling, branching, bottomless storage, and more.

Get started

Refer to our Get started documentation to get up and running in just a few minutes. You will learn how to:

• Sign up
• Create your first project
• Query with Neon's SQL Editor

Explore the docs

• Connect

  Learn how to connect to a Serverless Postgres database from any application

• Import data

  Load your data into a Postgres database hosted by Neon

• Manage

  Learn how to manage Neon projects, branches, compute resources, databases, and roles

• Branching

  Learn to optimize development workflows with database branching

• Postgres extensions

  Level up your database with our many supported Postgres extensions

• Neon API Reference

  Manage Neon programmatically using the Neon API

Guides

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  Vercel

  Integrate Neon with Vercel

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  Prisma

  Connect from Prisma to Neon

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  Django

  Connect a Django application to Neon

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  Go

  Connect a Go application to Neon

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  Hasura

  Connect from Hasura Cloud to Neon

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  Java

  Connect a Java application to Neon

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  Laravel

  Connect a Laravel application to Neon

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  Next.js

  Connect a Next.js application to Neon

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  Node.js

  Connect a Node.js application to Neon

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  Rust

  Connect a Rust application to Neon

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  SQLAlchemy

  Connect an SQLAlchemy application to Neon

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  Symfony

  Connect from Symfony with Doctrine to Neon

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