Managed PostgreSQL in India
Add a PostgreSQL database to your app without provisioning or maintaining a server. Voroa runs it in India, on the same platform your app already deploys to, so your service and its data sit in one place — on one bill, in rupees.
Your database, next to your app
Most apps need a database from day one. On Voroa you add a PostgreSQL database from your dashboard and connect it to a service you have already deployed from GitHub. There is no separate provider to sign up for, no second dashboard to learn, and no network to stitch together — your app and its database run on the same platform, in India.
Connect it in minutes
Create a database, and Voroa gives you a connection string to drop into your service's environment variables. Your app reads it the same way it reads any other configuration. There is no server to size, no version to install, and nothing to patch by hand — you point your app at the database and ship.
Private by default
Your database is reachable only from your own services over a private, internal connection — it is not exposed to the public internet. The traffic between your app and its database stays on the platform and inside India, close to your users.
Managed Redis, on the same platform
When your app needs a fast in-memory store for caching, sessions, or queues, add a Redis database the same way. It runs alongside your app and your PostgreSQL database, on the same platform and the same INR bill — one place for everything your app runs on.
One bill, in rupees
Your service and every database it uses land on a single invoice, priced in INR with GST, paid over UPI or an Indian card. No dollar-billed database vendor to reconcile at the end of the month, no forex markup, and a proper GST invoice for your input-tax credit.
Start deploying
Deploy your app from GitHub and add a database when it needs one. See pricing or read the documentation.