WattleDB is managed PostgreSQL, fully Australian owned. Every database is plotted on Australian ground and stays there, with no foreign company in the chain and no foreign law with a claim on it.
Where your data physically sits is one thing. Whose laws can reach it is another, and that is decided by who owns the provider, not where the servers are.
Your data is in Australia, but the operating company is foreign owned. Foreign laws, such as the US CLOUD Act, can compel that company to hand it over wherever the servers sit. The local region does not change that.
Australian company, Australian owned infrastructure, no foreign entity anywhere in the chain. There is nothing for an overseas court to compel, so there is no cross-jurisdiction risk to disclose or defend.
The same Postgres and PostgREST core as Supabase, so your data layer moves over cleanly. Everything below runs on Australian owned infrastructure.
A production database in about two minutes. No servers to run, patch, or babysit.
Every table becomes a web API automatically, powered by PostgREST. No backend code to write.
JWT plus Postgres row-level security. Sign your own tokens and limit each user to their own rows.
A private, S3-compatible bucket for files, hosted onshore alongside your database.
Automatic snapshots plus continuous change-log archiving for point-in-time recovery, backed up cross-state.
Clone a database with personal data scrambled, so developers test on realistic data safely.
Your live database runs in Sydney. Backups and the continuous change-log stream to Melbourne, a different state on different ground, so a single disaster cannot take out both. Neither copy ever leaves Australia.
Per database, per month. No metered data transfer, so no surprise egress bills.
We would rather tell you straight than oversell. Here is exactly where things stand today.
Spin up a free database in about two minutes. No credit card, no foreign jurisdiction, no egress bills.