Build RAG, search, and AI agents on the cloud and with PostgreSQL and purpose-built extensions for AI: pgvector, pgvectorscale, and pgai.
A simple stack for AI applications
With one database for your application's metadata, vector embeddings, and time-series data, you can say goodbye to the operational complexity of data duplication, synchronization, and keeping track of updates across multiple systems.
Lower latency search. Happier end users.
Compared to Pinecone’s storage optimized index (s1), PostgreSQL with pgvector and pgvectorscale achieves 28x lower p95 latency and 16x higher query throughput for approximate nearest neighbor queries at 99% recall— all at 75% lower monthly cost.
A vector database with full SQL
Write full SQL relational queries incorporating vector embeddings, complete with WHERE clauses, ORDER BY, and other PostgreSQL features. Leverage all PostgreSQL data types to store and filter richer metadata. Easily JOIN vector search results with relevant user metadata for more contextually relevant responses.
One platform for your AI application
Timescale’s enhanced PostgreSQL data platform is the home for your application's vector, relational and time-series data.
Flexible and transparent pricing
No “pay per query” or “pay per index”. Decoupled compute and storage for flexible resource scaling as you grow. Usage-based storage and dynamic compute (coming soon), so you pay only for what you actually use.
Ready to scale from day one
Push to prod with the confidence of automatic backups, failover and High Availability. Use read replicas to scale query load. One-click database forking for testing new embedding and LLM models. Consultative support to guide you as you grow at no extra cost.
Enterprise-grade security and data privacy
SOC2 Type II, HIPAA and GDPR compliance. Data encryption at rest and in motion. VPC peering for your Amazon VPC. Secure backups. Multi-factor authentication.
Access your PostgreSQL database any way you want. Go with a Python client, integrations in your favorite LLM frameworks, or through PostgreSQL libraries, ORMs, connectors, and tools.