01What is ZydecoDB?⌄
A document database built from scratch in Rust — not a wrapper around Postgres or Mongo. zydecodb.com is the managed version: connect and go, nothing to install or run yourself.
02Is my data durable by default?⌄
Yes, always. Every write lands on disk before it's acknowledged. There's no faster-but-riskier mode to accidentally leave on — durability isn't a setting here.
03What's it not good for?⌄
Sustained, very high write volume — thousands of writes per second, around the clock. If that's your workload, you've outgrown what a single shared node is built to handle.
04How does pricing actually work?⌄
$20/month per block of 5 databases. Every signup starts with one database included for 30 days — no card required. No per-request fees, no per-GB charges, nothing metered. Just the flat price.
05Can I migrate from Postgres?⌄
Upload your pg_dump. That's the whole migration — no mapping schemas by hand, no multi-week project.
06Does it work with my existing Redis or MongoDB code?⌄
No — it's not a drop-in swap for either. ZydecoDB has its own protocol and client libraries. If you've used Redis or Mongo, the concepts will feel familiar, but your existing client code won't connect as-is.
07What if I want to leave?⌄
The engine is source-available — read every line, run it yourself, take your data and go. You're never stuck here because we made it hard to leave.
08Can an AI agent provision a database directly?⌄
Yes, through the MCP server. A human still owns the account, the email, and the payment method — but once that's set up, an agent can create and manage databases on its own.