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20 Convex alternatives

Convex: Reactive TypeScript backend platform built so AI coding agents can ship features without breaking things. 20 apps do similar work, most sharing Developers, Hosting and TypeScript, ranked by how much they have in common with Convex.

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  1. Clockwork Labs

    Database and application server in one, pitched as a glue-free backend an AI agent can build end to end.

    Also: Database, Developers, Hosting, TypeScript

  2. Serverless GPUs from a Python decorator — deploy models and batch jobs with no containers or cluster to manage.

    Also: Developers, Hosting, Serverless

  3. Run thousands of open models with one API call, and deploy your own without touching Kubernetes.

    Also: Developers, Hosting, Serverless

  4. Digger

    Write an agent as a TypeScript function and deploy it in seconds onto KVM-isolated Linux microVMs, with the loop, sessions, streaming and versioning managed for you.

    Also: Developers, Hosting, TypeScript

  5. Kube-DC

    Kube-DC.cloud is a fixed-price Kubernetes cloud for developers - with VMs, containers, managed databases, observability, backups, and unlimited traffic included.

    Also: Database, Developers, Hosting

  6. Websson d.o.o.

    Describe an app in plain sentences and Uppcoder builds it: the code, a real database, a server and a live HTTPS URL. Free, no sign-up. The code is yours to keep and export.

    Also: Database, Hosting

  7. Base44 (Wix)

    Describe an app in plain language and get a working full-stack product — database, auth, and hosting included.

    Also: Database, Hosting

  8. Mario Zechner

    Minimal, MIT-licensed terminal coding agent that adapts to your workflow via TypeScript extensions.

    Also: Developers, TypeScript

  9. Dif

    Feature flags and A/B tests as markdown files in your repo, with a typed client generated by CLI and a context file your coding agent reads.

    Also: Developers, TypeScript

  10. Native, open-source Mac database client for 29 engines, with a Claude-powered SQL assistant and its own MCP server.

    Also: Database, Developers

  11. The open-source AI hub: over a million models, hundreds of thousands of datasets, and hosted demo Spaces.

    Also: Developers, Hosting

  12. Cursor

    Cursor's Git forge for the agentic era — host repos, review pull requests and let coding agents work in the same place.

    Also: Developers, Hosting

  13. Browser-based coding platform whose AI Agent builds, edits, and deploys full-stack apps from natural-language prompts.

    Also: Developers, Hosting

  14. Cloud-hosted long-horizon AI agents: pick a harness like Claude Code or Codex, pick a model, and reach the same agent from Slack, WhatsApp, iMessage, the web or a CLI.

    Also: Developers, Hosting

  15. Production inference for open and custom models — fast, autoscaling, and deployable into your own cloud.

    Also: Developers, Hosting

  16. Headless browser infrastructure for AI agents — sessions, stealth, proxies, and live view, without running Chrome yourself.

    Also: Developers, Hosting

  17. PubNub

    Control plane and network layer from PubNub that makes any AI agent globally reachable — no ports, tunnels, or DNS.

    Also: Developers, Hosting

  18. A fully managed vector database for semantic search and retrieval at billion-scale, with no infrastructure to run.

    Also: Serverless

  19. An Apache-2.0 TypeScript framework for building AI agents — workflows, memory, RAG and evals — with a local studio and an agentic software factory on top.

    Also: TypeScript

  20. Agentic desktop IDE for designers and programmers — edit a running app visually, drive an AI agent inside the repo, and manage Git without leaving the editor.

    Also: TypeScript