when we said "coming soon" we really meant it now puffin' in aws-us-east-1 and aws-eu-central-1

last week team tpuf welcomed two more p99 database engineers Nathan VanBenschoten and Dan Harrison ❤️🐡💨

This mention is easily going to drive more value for Turbopuffer than $1M of spend in the most efficient marketing channel. Maybe $10M

Big news today at turbopuffer HQ.

🧵 We recently shipped a 3-4x speedup for large full-text search and filtered queries

The turbopuffer Python client went async today! 🐡 ❤️ 🐍 Async client perf slightly edges out sync client perf under heavy query load. github.com/turbopuffer/tu…

30x daily maintenance job speedup from one simple hack: 41h → 82m 🧹 Bottleneck was paging through S3/GCS prefixes (1:1 w/namespaces). Added a read-through cache of every Nth prefix (N=page_size/2) so now we can list with arbitrary concurrency.

I don't know what's going on but Google Cloud is not working right now.

sorry not sorry but you gotta know this cursed SQLite fact too

I understand where this is coming from, but it's missing how useful relational databases are as tools for agents. Durability, transactions, queries, schema, all of these things are useful tools for agents that need to write stuff down and find it later.

They’re calling it our most boring feature yet. boring(n): mundane; works exactly as expected; the highest praise you can give a database

Another day, another turbopuffer SDK. Rust soon!

I spent some time looking at the Vespa source code to see how it compares with Lucene jpountz.github.io/2025/07/25/mor…

Continuing our series of boring turbopuffer features.

We are all (quite rightly) spending a lot of money suddenly on devtools, almost entirely in the form of tokens from a frontier model. But the trend here suggests we will end up back where we started, with open tools that can be run locally, or at least on commodity providers.

I'm officially never going to London again. thecaterer.com/news/dishoom-s…

team tpuf is looking for someone excited to take our web dashboard to the next level! perfect candidate is fluent in building for the web and database-curious, as it will involve changes to the db (dm me)

Ok, so, today's tpuf feature is pretty exciting, ngl.