Polygres documentation

Polygres gives your team a managed PostgreSQL database and graph, vector, TSVector full-text, Fuzzy text, and hybrid retrieval over the same data. Use standard PostgreSQL connections for application reads, writes, migrations, and imports. Use the Polygres dashboard or API when you need connected-record exploration, semantic similarity, language-aware keyword search, typo-tolerant lookup, or graph-and-vector hybrid results.

Polygres is designed for SaaS teams that want one operational data store instead of separate database, graph, vector, and text-search systems. PostgreSQL remains the source of truth for your application, including tsvector, pg_trgm, and pgvector-backed retrieval.

Start here

New to the product? Read What is Polygres?.
Ready to create a project? Follow the Quickstart.
Building a shared team workspace? Learn the Key concepts, starting with organizations and roles.
Deciding how your team and application should connect? See Dashboard, API, and database access.
Working from a terminal? Use the Polygres CLI for project setup, imports, migrations, and retrieval configuration.

Explore the overview

What is Polygres?: product fit and capabilities.
Core workflow: the SaaS journey from account to query.
Key concepts: organizations, roles, projects, connections, credentials, and retrieval.
Dashboard, API, and database access: which access method to use for each job.
Polygres CLI: terminal workflows for projects, credentials, imports, migrations, and retrieval setup.
Quickstart: the shortest complete setup path.
Common use cases: concrete patterns for SaaS products and data teams.

Next steps

Platform Guide

CLI

Polygres CLI

SDK Guide

Reference