Why DBWarp
Why DBWarp?
Because distance is the silent tax on every modern application — and your team shouldn't be paying it.
The problem
The performance problem
Database connections weren't built for global infrastructure. Long-distance links, mobile networks, branch offices, and multi-cloud deployments all slow your application to a crawl. Most fixes mean rewriting code, swapping drivers, adding caching layers, or accepting compromises on consistency. Your team spends weeks tuning what should just work.
The DBWarp way
How DBWarp solves it
DBWarp is a transparent accelerator that sits between your application and your database. Your existing drivers, ORMs, and tools see a normal database — DBWarp handles the distance. The result: faster queries, smaller bandwidth bills, happier users. Across any network. Any cloud. Any region.
Honesty
What DBWarp doesn't do
Honesty matters. DBWarp is narrow on purpose. The list below isn't a weakness — it's the contract.
- We don't replace your database. Postgres stays Postgres. MySQL stays MySQL. SQL Server stays SQL Server.
- We don't replace your driver. Existing drivers and ORMs work unmodified.
- We don't change your queries. Your application code is unchanged.
- We don't relax consistency. Reads and writes still go to your primary.
- We don't claim wins on LAN. We run at parity in low-latency in-region setups, and we publish those results.
Who DBWarp is for
Three kinds of teams have the strongest fit.
Distributed application teams
Customers, employees, or services scattered across continents — but a database that lives in one place.
Multi-cloud and hybrid platforms
Workloads that span AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, and on-prem — and want one accelerator instead of four.
Migration and ETL teams
Cross-region copies, cross-cloud rehydrations, large-window ETL pipelines that bottleneck on the network.
Ready to stop paying the tax?
30 minutes on your real workload, your real network, your real database.