For developers building multi-tenant or agentic apps, Turso is an edge database platform built on SQLite that provisions a separate lightweight database per user or per AI agent instead of one shared database.
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Turso is working to become the default database for software built per user or per agent: one lightweight SQLite database for each tenant, person or AI agent, replicated to the edge, instead of one shared store. The conversation about it is early. Most of it sits in agent infrastructure write-ups that name it as the durable layer under workflow engines, in retrieval setups that keep vectors beside relational data, and in release and region announcements. Deal coverage arrived this month with the Supabase announcement. The footprint is quieter so far, and the discussion centers on architecture choices.
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Business Profile
Turso was founded in 2021 and has 19 employees and $7.1M in total funding on record. On October 2, 2026, Supabase announced it is acquiring Turso. This is an announced agreement and has not yet completed. Supabase would gain Turso's cloud platform for SQLite, which the announcement says runs millions of databases on a single server, along with the Turso team, including Glauber Costa and Pekka Enberg. The announcement says Turso will keep working on SQLite, that existing customers such as Superhuman and Mastra keep using the platform unchanged, and that Costa will lead Supabase's agentic infrastructure initiative.
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Turso's agent work runs through AgentFS, which gives each agent its own database file, with a Python SDK, a CLI reference and an MCP server. The MCP server exposes filesystem operations and key-value calls over stdio, so assistants can read and write agent state directly. The company has also said per-agent databases can run inside a customer's own cloud account. Supabase's announcement names agentic infrastructure as the next initiative for the Turso team.
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