Introducing Polygres

The database the world trusts. With a warp drive.

We took the most battle-tested, rock-solid elephant on earth and gave it a warp drive. Fusing Postgres, pgVector, and pgGraph into a single native engine.

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Postgres Core

Standard relational reliability and rock-solid transactions.

pgVector Native

High-dimensional semantic vectors stored directly in table columns.

pgGraph Engine

10+ hop deep relationships traversed with microsecond in-memory latencies.

Rust & Go Layer

High-performance optimized binary layer with zero garbage collection pauses.

The Problem

Drop the dead weight. Stop being a data janitor.

Right now, developers are paying a massive SaaS tax just to keep a bloated AI stack afloat. You aren’t building a product anymore. You’re running a distributed nightmare of brittle sync scripts.

The “Modern AI Stack”

How teams are forced to build today

Vector DBJust to store and index arrays of decimals.

Graph DBJust to draw lines between nodes.

Relational DBTo do what it’s done since 1996.

Brittle API pipelinesDays of engineering time writing and debugging fragile sync scripts.

The Polygres Way

Standard Postgres, with built-in warp drive

User profiles & schemasRow-level native Postgres relational tables.

Network connectionspgGraph indices stored natively.

pgVector dimensionsHigh-dimensional vector search arrays.

One single engineEverything runs inside one database. Zero sync scripts. Zero SaaS tax.

One Query

Three databases. One line of Python.

polygres / unified query

Imagine asking your app:

“Find Pro-Plan users who are connected to John, and who recently asked the AI about scaling infrastructure.”

Today you need a relational DB for the subscription, a graph DB for the network, and a vector DB for the semantic search, plus brittle API pipelines and days of engineering time.

With Polygres, it’s one line:

from polygres import query

results = query(
    table="users",
    where={"plan": "pro"},
    graph_hop={"connected_to": "John"},
    semantic={"about": "scaling infrastructure", "threshold": 0.25}
)