Database
PostgreSQL
Where your business data lives, and stays correct
PostgreSQL is my default for anything involving money, orders, bookings or records that have to add up. It refuses to let the data go inconsistent — two people can't book the same slot, and a half-finished payment can't leave a half-finished order behind.
Why this matters to you
- Your numbers stay correct even when many people act at the same time
- Complex reporting is possible without exporting everything to Excel
- Open source, so there are no licence fees and no vendor holding your data
- Proven at enormous scale — it will not be what limits your growth
What I build with it
The kind of work this is right for.
Database design for new products, done before code is written
Reporting and analytics queries over your live data
Performance work — indexes and query tuning on slow systems
Migrations from spreadsheets, MySQL or legacy systems
Backup and restore setups that are actually tested
Where this fits
Services that use PostgreSQL.
Common questions
Things people ask before starting.
Related Database Skills
Technologies I usually pair with PostgreSQL.
Need a PostgreSQL developer?
Tell me what you're trying to build or fix. I'll come back with a clear scope and timeline in writing — and I'll say so if PostgreSQL isn't the right tool for it.



