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ProductRealtimeKeep your app up to dateAuthenticationOver 80+ OAuth integrationsComponentsIndependent, modular, TypeScript building blocks for your backend.Open sourceSelf host and develop locallyAI CodingGenerate high quality Convex code with AICompareConvex vs. FirebaseConvex vs. SupabaseConvex vs. SQLDevelopersDocumentationGet started with your favorite frameworksSearchSearch across Docs, Stack, and DiscordTemplatesUse a recipe to get started quicklyConvex ChampionsAmbassadors that support our thriving communityConvex for StartupsStart and scale your company with ConvexConvex for Open SourceSupport for open source projectsConvex for ClawSupport for projects in the OpenClaw ecosystemConvex CommunityShare ideas and ask for help in our community DiscordStackStack is the Convex developer portal and blog, sharing bright ideas and techniques for building with Convex.Explore StackBlogDocsPricingGitHubLog inThe backend platform that keeps your app in syncStart buildingnpm create convexEverything is codeFrom database schemas to queries, from auth to APIs, express every part of
your backend in pure TypeScript. Your backend code lives next to your app code,
is typechecked and autocompleted, and is generated by AI with exceptional accuracy.Always in syncConvex libraries guarantee that your app always reflects changes to your
frontend code, backend code,
and database state in real time.
No need for state managers, cache invalidation policies, or websockets.
Backend built-insCreate cron jobs, kick off backend AI workflows, leverage built-in auth,
and tap into a growing ecosystem of components that solve common backend
needs with just an npm i.The backend platform that keeps your app in syncStart buildingnpm create convexEverything is codeFrom database schemas to queries, from auth to APIs, express every part of
your backend in pure TypeScript. Your backend code lives next to your app code,
is typechecked and autocompleted, and is generated by AI with exceptional accuracy.01Always in syncBackend built-insconvex/todos.tsconvex/schema.ts
import { mutation, query } from "./_generated/server";import { v } from "convex/values";export const setComplete = mutation({ args: { id: v.id("todos") }, handler: async (ctx, args) => { await ctx.db.patch("todos", args.id, { // Try checking a todo--nothing happens! // Change this to `true` and try again. completed: false, }); },});export const list = query({…});export const add = mutation({…});export const setIncomplete = mutation({…});
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import { defineSchema, defineTable } from "convex/server";import { v } from "convex/values";export default defineSchema({ todos: defineTable({ text: v.string(), category: v.optional(v.string()), completed: v.boolean(), }).index("by_completed", ["completed"]),});
src/Todo/TodoApp.tsxconvex/todos.ts
import { api } from "../../convex/_generated/api";import { TodoList } from "./TodoList";import { useQuery } from "convex/react";export function TodoApp() { // Load more by changing `count` to 10. // Everything updates reactively. const todos = useQuery(api.todos.list, { count: 5 }); return {…}
import { defineSchema, defineTable } from "convex/server";import { v } from "convex/values";export default defineSchema({ todos: defineTable({ text: v.string(), category: v.optional(v.string()), completed: v.boolean(), }).index("by_completed", ["completed"]),});
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🤔WebDevCody@webdevcody@convex Simple. Fast. Realtime.AndyOz@andy_austin_devI think @convex might be the best DB I've ever usedRobin@robinxpfpHappy to see more first-class clerk x convex integration
There's such a major architecture shift around Serverless + Edge + React + Typescript that (imo) it's unlikely sql is still the right abstraction
Very compelling that convex is approaching this from first principlesColin | Clerk.com@tweetsbycolin😱 @convex is the gift that keeps on giving
Check it out in combination with @nextjs docs.convex.devGuillermo Rauch@rauchg@convex is everything I wanted Firebase to be. Such a great tool. Feels illegal to know about this before others.Timothy Stepro@tim_stepro#dailytip if you are a #react developer and want an alternative to Firebase, you might want to give @convex a try. It has amazing ReactHooks with samples in #Javascript and #typescript and the price isn't bad. I'm not a Firebase expert but it looks like all features are thereurubatan@urubatan@convex feels like what I wanted Firebase and MongoDB Realm to be and more. Really enjoying the DX so far!David Kim@dvddkkimI used @convex once to make sure our integration at @ClerkDev worked and the docs matched what we expected.
It's magical. I don't say that lightly. I think it's time to do a video on the channel.James Perkins@james_r_perkinsI'm working on a new app build with @convex and I am *very* excited about the tech here
- DB schema defined in TS - end-to-end types (like if tRPC also set up your DB) - real-time updates Just Work™Jason Lengstorf@jlengstorfManaging an application's state has become easier, but the global state concept is still a pain for developers, which @convex aims to solve. I made a realtime application using @convex, @nextjs, and @auth0 and loved it.😍Anshuman Bhardwaj@sun_anshumanInteresting tool of the week: convex.dev by @convex
We like: Makes it easy to build a live-updating web app with a document database. Strictly-typed fully relational schemas defined in code (optional, but recommended)Console - Devtools, devtools, devtools@consoledotdev#dailytip if you are a #react developer and want an alternative to Firebase, you might want to give @convex a try. It has amazing ReactHooks with samples in #Javascript and #typescript and the price isn't bad. I'm not a Firebase expert but it looks like all features are thereurubatan@urubatanI used @convex once to make sure our integration at @ClerkDev worked and the docs matched what we expected.
It's magical. I don't say that lightly. I think it's time to do a video on the channel.James Perkins@james_r_perkins@convex is everything I wanted Firebase to be. Such a great tool. Feels illegal to know about this before others.Timothy Stepro@tim_steproI think @convex might be the best DB I've ever usedRobin@robinxpfp#dailytip if you are a #react developer and want an alternative to Firebase, you might want to give @convex a try. It has amazing ReactHooks with samples in #Javascript and #typescript and the price isn't bad. I'm not a Firebase expert but it looks like all features are thereurubatan@urubatanI used @convex once to make sure our integration at @ClerkDev worked and the docs matched what we expected.
It's magical. I don't say that lightly. I think it's time to do a video on the channel.James Perkins@james_r_perkins@convex is everything I wanted Firebase to be. Such a great tool. Feels illegal to know about this before others.Timothy Stepro@tim_steproI think @convex might be the best DB I've ever usedRobin@robinxpfpHappy to see more first-class clerk x convex integration
There's such a major architecture shift around Serverless + Edge + React + Typescript that (imo) it's unlikely sql is still the right abstraction
Very compelling that convex is approaching this from first principlesColin | Clerk.com@tweetsbycolinI'm working on a new app build with @convex and I am *very* excited about the tech here
- DB schema defined in TS - end-to-end types (like if tRPC also set up your DB) - real-time updates Just Work™Jason Lengstorf@jlengstorf@convex feels like what I wanted Firebase and MongoDB Realm to be and more. Really enjoying the DX so far!David Kim@dvddkkim😱 @convex is the gift that keeps on giving
Check it out in combination with @nextjs docs.convex.devGuillermo Rauch@rauchgHappy to see more first-class clerk x convex integration
There's such a major architecture shift around Serverless + Edge + React + Typescript that (imo) it's unlikely sql is still the right abstraction
Very compelling that convex is approaching this from first principlesColin | Clerk.com@tweetsbycolinI'm working on a new app build with @convex and I am *very* excited about the tech here
- DB schema defined in TS - end-to-end types (like if tRPC also set up your DB) - real-time updates Just Work™Jason Lengstorf@jlengstorf@convex feels like what I wanted Firebase and MongoDB Realm to be and more. Really enjoying the DX so far!David Kim@dvddkkim😱 @convex is the gift that keeps on giving
Check it out in combination with @nextjs docs.convex.devGuillermo Rauch@rauchgManaging an application's state has become easier, but the global state concept is still a pain for developers, which @convex aims to solve. I made a realtime application using @convex, @nextjs, and @auth0 and loved it.😍Anshuman Bhardwaj@sun_anshumanInteresting tool of the week: convex.dev by @convex
We like: Makes it easy to build a live-updating web app with a document database. Strictly-typed fully relational schemas defined in code (optional, but recommended)Console - Devtools, devtools, devtools@consoledotdevNext + Convex (all in typescript)
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Angular (typescript) + Django (python) + Postgres + S3 + Websocket DIY + SQS + IaC + DIY e2e type safety
🤔WebDevCody@webdevcody@convex Simple. Fast. Realtime.AndyOz@andy_austin_devManaging an application's state has become easier, but the global state concept is still a pain for developers, which @convex aims to solve. I made a realtime application using @convex, @nextjs, and @auth0 and loved it.😍Anshuman Bhardwaj@sun_anshumanInteresting tool of the week: convex.dev by @convex
We like: Makes it easy to build a live-updating web app with a document database. Strictly-typed fully relational schemas defined in code (optional, but recommended)Console - Devtools, devtools, devtools@consoledotdevNext + Convex (all in typescript)
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Angular (typescript) + Django (python) + Postgres + S3 + Websocket DIY + SQS + IaC + DIY e2e type safety
🤔WebDevCody@webdevcody@convex Simple. Fast. Realtime.AndyOz@andy_austin_devIntegrationsConvex lovesyour favorite frameworksConnect your backend to your client libraries and frameworksLearn moreReactQuickstart guide React NativeQuickstart guide PythonQuickstart guide Next.jsQuickstart guide TanStack StartQuickstart guide RustQuickstart guide RemixQuickstart guide VueQuickstart guide SvelteQuickstart guide Get your app up and running in minutesStart buildingProductSyncRealtimeAuthOpen sourceAI codingFAQChefMerchPricingDevelopersDocsBlogComponentsTemplatesConvex for StartupsConvex for Open SourceConvex for ClawChampionsChangelogPodcastLLMs.txtCompanyAbout usBrandInvestorsBecome a partnerJobsNewsEventsSecurityLegalSocialTwitterDiscordYouTubeLumaLinkedInGitHubA Trusted SolutionSOC 2 Type II CompliantHIPAA CompliantGDPR Verified©2026 Convex, Inc.
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ProductRealtimeKeep your app up to dateAuthenticationOver 80+ OAuth integrationsComponentsIndependent, modular, TypeScript building blocks for your backend.Open sourceSelf host and develop locallyAI CodingGenerate high quality Convex code with AICompareConvex vs. FirebaseConvex vs. SupabaseConvex vs. SQLDevelopersDocumentationGet started with your favorite frameworksSearchSearch across Docs, Stack, and DiscordTemplatesUse a recipe to get started quicklyConvex ChampionsAmbassadors that support our thriving communityConvex for StartupsStart and scale your company with ConvexConvex for Open SourceSupport for open source projectsConvex for ClawSupport for projects in the OpenClaw ecosystemConvex CommunityShare ideas and ask for help in our community DiscordStackStack is the Convex developer portal and blog, sharing bright ideas and techniques for building with Convex.Explore StackBlogDocsPricingGitHubLog inStart buildingConvex for StartupsStartups can apply for up to 1 year free of Convex Professional, including no seat fees and 30% off usage-based fees up to $30k. Start and scale your company with Convex.Learn morePlans & pricingChoose the plan that works best for you and your team.EU hosting is available on all plans, subject to a 30% pass-through surcharge. Included usage amounts only apply to US deployments.Free & StarterFor personal projects and prototypes.Start for freeTeamPriceFreeor $0/month and pay as you goDevelopers1-6Deployment limit40FeaturesChef AI App GenerationIndexesFile storageText searchVector searchWebhooksCronsAuthAutomatic cachingNode.js actionsHealth & Insights dashboardPreview deploymentsLog streaming Exception reporting Team member permissions Custom domains Built-in resourcesChef tokens85,000/monthStarter only: then $11 per 1,000,000Function calls1,000,000/monthStarter only: then $2.2 per 1,000,000Action compute20 GB-hours/monthStarter only: then $0.33 per GB-hourDatabase storage0.5 GB totalStarter only: then $0.22 per GB each monthDatabase bandwidth1 GB/monthStarter only: then $0.22 per GBFile storage1 GB totalStarter only: then $0.03 per GB each monthFile bandwidth1 GB/monthStarter only: then $0.33 per GBVector storage0.5 GB totalStarter only: then $0.55 per GB each monthVector bandwidth0.5 GB/monthStarter only: then $0.11 per GBPerformanceProvisioned resourcesGoodQuery and Mutation concurrency16Action concurrency64HTTP Action concurrency16Language libraries
JavaScript / TypeScriptReactNext.jsReact Native
SvelteNode.jsPythonRust://HTTP APIIngress/EgressCSV UploadBackup/RestoreAutomatic backups Fivetran source connector Airbyte destination connectorAirbyte source connector SupportCommunityEmail Audit log ProfessionalFor teams with growing projects. Scales as you go.Buy ProfessionalTeamPrice$25 per developer/month DevelopersDeployment limit120 FeaturesChef AI App GenerationIndexesFile storageText searchVector searchWebhooksCronsAuthAutomatic cachingNode.js actionsHealth & Insights dashboardPreview deploymentsLog streamingException reportingTeam member permissionsCustom domainsBuilt-in resourcesChef tokens500,000/monthThen $10 per 1,000,000Function calls25,000,000/monthThen $2 per 1,000,000Action compute250 GB-hours/monthThen $0.30 per GB-hourDatabase storage50 GB totalThen $0.20 per GB each monthDatabase bandwidth50 GB/monthThen $0.20 per GBFile storage100 GB totalThen $0.03 per GB each monthFile bandwidth50 GB/monthThen $0.30 per GBVector storage1 GB totalThen $0.50 per GB each monthVector bandwidth10 GB/monthThen $0.10 per GBPerformanceProvisioned resourcesBetter Query and Mutation concurrency256+ Action concurrency256+ HTTP Action concurrency128+ Language libraries
JavaScript / TypeScriptReactNext.jsReact Native
SvelteNode.jsPythonRust://HTTP APIIngress/EgressCSV UploadBackup/RestoreAutomatic backupsFivetran source connectorAirbyte destination connectorAirbyte source connectorSupportCommunityEmail24 hourAudit logPlans & pricingChoose the plan that works best for you and your team.EU hosting is available on all plans, subject to a 30% pass-through surcharge. Included usage amounts only apply to US deployments.Free & StarterFor personal projects and prototypes.Start for freeProfessionalFor teams with growing projects. Scales as you go.Buy ProfessionalTeamPriceFreeor $0/month and pay as you go$25 per developer/month Developers1-6Deployment limit40120 FeaturesChef AI App GenerationIndexesFile storageText searchVector searchWebhooksCronsAuthAutomatic cachingNode.js actionsHealth & Insights dashboardPreview deploymentsLog streaming Exception reporting Team member permissions Custom domains Built-in resourcesChef tokens85,000/monthStarter only: then $11 per 1,000,000500,000/monthThen $10 per 1,000,000Function calls1,000,000/monthStarter only: then $2.2 per 1,000,00025,000,000/monthThen $2 per 1,000,000Action compute20 GB-hours/monthStarter only: then $0.33 per GB-hour250 GB-hours/monthThen $0.30 per GB-hourDatabase storage0.5 GB totalStarter only: then $0.22 per GB each month50 GB totalThen $0.20 per GB each monthDatabase bandwidth1 GB/monthStarter only: then $0.22 per GB50 GB/monthThen $0.20 per GBFile storage1 GB totalStarter only: then $0.03 per GB each month100 GB totalThen $0.03 per GB each monthFile bandwidth1 GB/monthStarter only: then $0.33 per GB50 GB/monthThen $0.30 per GBVector storage0.5 GB totalStarter only: then $0.55 per GB each month1 GB totalThen $0.50 per GB each monthVector bandwidth0.5 GB/monthStarter only: then $0.11 per GB10 GB/monthThen $0.10 per GBPerformanceProvisioned resourcesGoodBetter Query and Mutation concurrency16256+ Action concurrency64256+ HTTP Action concurrency16128+ Language libraries
JavaScript / TypeScriptReactNext.jsReact Native
SvelteNode.jsPythonRust://HTTP APIIngress/EgressCSV UploadBackup/RestoreAutomatic backups Fivetran source connector Airbyte destination connectorAirbyte source connector SupportCommunityEmail 24 hourAudit log Pricing EstimatorEstimate your monthly bill based on your team size and usage.Assuming switching from Free to Pro when you hit the limits.Estimated Monthly Cost$0.00Based on the Starter plan deployed in the US region with the settings below.View BreakdownTeam Members1Function Calls per month500,000Documents Stored500,000Advanced SettingsFile Storage & BandwidthVector Storage & BandwidthSelf-hosted open sourceWant to run Convex on your own infrastructure? Get up and running in minutes with Docker and Postgres.Get runningFrequently asked questionsHow did you choose the built-in resource counts and features for each plan?What happens if I exceed the built-in resource counts of each plan?Are built-in resource counts per-project or per-team?Does Convex have an enterprise plan?Get your app up and running in minutesStart buildingProductSyncRealtimeAuthOpen sourceAI codingFAQChefMerchPricingDevelopersDocsBlogComponentsTemplatesConvex for StartupsConvex for Open SourceConvex for ClawChampionsChangelogPodcastLLMs.txtCompanyAbout usBrandInvestorsBecome a partnerJobsNewsEventsSecurityLegalSocialTwitterDiscordYouTubeLumaLinkedInGitHubA Trusted SolutionSOC 2 Type II CompliantHIPAA CompliantGDPR Verified©2026 Convex, Inc.
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ProductRealtimeKeep your app up to dateAuthenticationOver 80+ OAuth integrationsComponentsIndependent, modular, TypeScript building blocks for your backend.Open sourceSelf host and develop locallyAI CodingGenerate high quality Convex code with AICompareConvex vs. FirebaseConvex vs. SupabaseConvex vs. SQLDevelopersDocumentationGet started with your favorite frameworksSearchSearch across Docs, Stack, and DiscordTemplatesUse a recipe to get started quicklyConvex ChampionsAmbassadors that support our thriving communityConvex for StartupsStart and scale your company with ConvexConvex for Open SourceSupport for open source projectsConvex for ClawSupport for projects in the OpenClaw ecosystemConvex CommunityShare ideas and ask for help in our community DiscordStackStack is the Convex developer portal and blog, sharing bright ideas and techniques for building with Convex.Explore StackBlogDocsPricingGitHubLog inStart buildingAbout usConvex’s mission is to fundamentally change how software is built on the Internet and who gets to build it. We aim to empower web developers to build fast, reliable, and dynamic apps without complex backend engineering or database administration.Our team includes technologists who have led exabyte-scale storage projects, designed custom global databases with trillions of records, built some of the world’s most popular web apps, and shipped desktop and mobile software onto billions of devices. All of us have deep experience with managing complex full-stack apps on high-growth teams.Now at Convex, we’ve created an entirely new and substantially better platform for teams of the future. We’re motivated by the prospect of a new wave of developers using Convex to build amazing applications with unprecedented ease.Meet the teamJamie is a co-founder and the CEO of Convex.Prior to Convex, Jamie was a Senior Engineering Director at Dropbox, leading the Business Platform and the Storage / Databases groups. Earlier in his tenure at Dropbox, Jamie was a Principal Engineer, launching several significant projects in synchronization and storage with many of the Convex team members. Over ten years before Dropbox, Jamie held leadership positions at several startups, most recently as the Head of Engineering at Bump, a former top-10 mobile app acquired by Google in 2013.Jamie brings to Convex an enduring obsession with databases, networking, and protocols. Over the course of his career, he’s created dozens of related open-source projects, collectively with thousands of GitHub stars and heavy industry use.James is CTO/Cofounder at Convex which means he’s accountable for technical decision-making whenever he’s not thinking about how many more plants we should get for the office. He’s most passionate about simple elegant solutions to complex problems.Before Convex James was Senior Principal Engineer at Dropbox and tech lead on a bunch of projects including building their multi-exabyte geo-distributed storage system and migrating Dropbox off of S3, multi-homing Dropbox infra, and building database systems that handle millions of queries per second. His favorite part of the job was mentoring junior folks who ended up being senior folks, and spending time with smart, friendly, highly-motivated people.James grew up in Sydney, spent far too much time in school, and eventually received a PhD at MIT specializing in large-scale distributed transaction processing and consensus protocols. In his spare time he likes building stuff and fixing motorcycles. 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They love building tools that empower developers and hope that one day their job is obsolete, replaced by a backend-as-a-service like Convex.Outside of work, Emma can be found swimming in the bay, cycling around town, or reading on BART.Prior to Convex, Rebecca worked on various platform and infrastructure teams at Dropbox and DoorDash. She contributed to projects ranging from rewriting the document store of the Dropbox search engine to building on the logistics platform that powers the execution of DoorDash deliveries.She cares deeply about mental health and creating a culture where people feel seen and empowered to be their full selves.Outside of work, Rebecca loves being in nature and going to as many national parks as possible, learning self-defense at her local dojo, binging anime, and playing with her dog Moxie.Ian works on Developer Experience at Convex.He has been a full stack freelancer for companies such as The New York Times, backend engineer and technical lead at Dropbox, mechanical engineer at MindTribe, and iOS engineer back before the term "iOS" was coined.He loves ideas and ergonomic tools.Jordan is a software engineer at Convex. Before Convex, he studied at Harvey Mudd College. While in school, he worked on backend infrastructure at various companies including Netflix and Asana. He obsesses over making complex things simple and brings a passion for programming languages.When he’s not coding, he spends most of his time traveling, snowboarding, playing basketball, reading, and hanging out with his friends. He also likes to dabble a bit in poker.Abhi is a creator at heart who specializes in the production of technical art and content. He has been an early-stage engineer and early-stage DevRel at multiple infrastructure startups and has a background in leading technical marketing initiatives.During his off-time, he is a DJ, music producer, Magic the Gathering Judge, competitive Super Smash Bros. player, and jazz drummer.Wayne is the Head of Community and Events at Convex with the Developer Experience team.Previous to Convex, Wayne has led the community at early-stage startups and organized tech conferences around the world.Outside of his professional life, Wayne is passionate about blending photography with his love for motorcycle adventures.Christina joins us as our fractional Head of Finance and People at Convex.Prior to Convex, Christina built and scaled the accounting and finance teams at Amplitude as their first accounting hire and laid the foundation for their direct listing in 2021. Most recently, Christina was the VP of People at Amplitude, overseeing the Global People function in 2022. Before Amplitude, Christina worked at various VC and Private Equity backed startups in San Francisco.When she’s not immersed in spreadsheets or creating dashboards, Christina enjoys spending time with her husband and two children, and can often be found at your local San Francisco playground.Senior Software Developer and Co-Founder of Gangbusters, Michael brings 17+ years of experience in software engineering, architecture, and technical leadership. Passionate about building scalable systems and solving complex problems, he has delivered high-impact products to millions of users.Michael specializes in TypeScript, ReactJS, Node.js, BabylonJS, and Unity, with a strong focus on leveraging cloud infrastructure like Fly.io, AWS, and Google Cloud.Beyond coding, he mentors engineering teams, fosters innovation, and chronicles his technical journey on his 20-year-old blog, mikecann.co.uk.Outside of work, Michael enjoys kite surfing, free diving, squash, and pickleball, embracing adventure and competition in both his professional and personal life.Hailing from beautiful Switzerland, Nicolas works as a software engineer at Convex.He released his first app on the App Store when he was 13, and studied computer science at EPFL and Carnegie Mellon. At Convex, he strives to give developers the tools they need to create apps seamlessly.He enjoys taking transit, appreciating great design, and getting lost on Wikipedia.Scout is the office manager at Convex. Her background includes a mix of administrative and development roles in the film and documentary industry in NYC. She curates and hosts Protocinema, a live film screening event showcasing DIY/experimental works, and has produced and directed her own independent short films.Outside of work, Scout enjoys Jungian dream analysis, meditation, aimless walks, reading classic and postmodern literature and performing with her improv team here in SF.Reece is a software engineer at Convex. Before joining, she studied computer science at MIT and worked on full-stack development at various startups and large companies. 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He enjoys working at every layer in the tech stack, from slick UIs to clean APIs to client/server protocols to efficient and reliable backends.Prior to joining Convex, he worked on web and backend software for multiple startups, helped build and grow Google Photos for Android to 1B+ users, launched the YouTube Create mobile video editor, helped bring Project Genie to life with Google Labs and has made various contributions to open source software.Outside of work, he'll be spending time with his family, getting his hands dirty in the garden, messing around on guitar/bass/drums and delving into world history (books, podcasts, games, etc).Tony is a software engineer at Convex, where he loves building infrastructure that makes developers' lives easier.His career has taken him from particle physics at CERN's Large Hadron Collider to radar simulations to high-frequency trading infrastructure to Dropbox's sync engine serving millions of users. He's got a track record of jumping into complex distributed systems and making them better.Tony is passionate about programming languages and loves to try to make simple solutions to complex problems.When he's not coding, Tony is usually biking around San Francisco on his cargo bike with his kids, playing Minecraft with his son, spending way too much time optimizing factories in Factorio, or diving for saves as a goalkeeper.Seth is Head of AI Ergonomics at Convex.He built the first version of Google Photos and founded Hello Wonder, a venture-backed company later acquired by Noggin. His work cuts across front-end, backend, hardware, and AI, with a focus on making complex experiences feel magically simple and systems run impossibly fast.A TED Fellow with a degree in Wonder from MIT, Seth is a magician and father of five who brings creativity and rigor to building products people love to use. He has fooled Penn & Teller on TV, and at Convex he is focused on keeping humans at the center of the AI era so each leap in capability expands agency for this generation and the next.Get your app up and running in minutesStart buildingProductSyncRealtimeAuthOpen sourceAI codingFAQChefMerchPricingDevelopersDocsBlogComponentsTemplatesConvex for StartupsConvex for Open SourceConvex for ClawChampionsChangelogPodcastLLMs.txtCompanyAbout usBrandInvestorsBecome a partnerJobsNewsEventsSecurityLegalSocialTwitterDiscordYouTubeLumaLinkedInGitHubA Trusted SolutionSOC 2 Type II CompliantHIPAA CompliantGDPR Verified©2026 Convex, Inc.
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A realtime database paired with queries and mutations keep every part of your app always up to date.
Ubiquitous reactivity should be the default
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