Driver Registry

Any Data Source. One API.

The Universal Adapter for Modern Business Data

ObjectStack acts as a universal adapter. Write your business logic once in ObjectQL, and run it on Postgres, Redis, MongoDB, or Excel. If you have a legacy proprietary system, write a Driver, not a migration script.

SQL
Redis

Driver Registry

This is NOT just a list of logos. It is a Driver Registry connecting any data source to one unified API.

Relational Databases

PostgreSQL
Stable

Production-grade relational database with JSONB and full SQL compliance.

MySQL
Stable

High-concurrency relational database optimized for web-scale workloads.

NoSQL & Cache

Redis
Stable

In-memory data structure store used as database, cache, and message broker.

Instant high-performance storage

MongoDB
Beta

Document database with schema-to-document mapping.

Files & Spreadsheets

Excel / CSV
Stable

Mount spreadsheets alongside your databases and query via unified API.

Turn spreadsheets into secure APIs

CSV Files
Stable

Read and write CSV files with full ObjectQL query support.

Custom: Build Your Own Driver in TypeScript

Extend ObjectStack with custom drivers for proprietary systems, legacy databases, or SaaS APIs. Write once in TypeScript, deploy anywhere.

Explore the Driver Marketplace

Discover community-built drivers, themes, and plugins for ObjectStack.

View Full Marketplace

Build Your Own Driver

Extend ObjectStack with custom drivers for any data source—legacy systems, proprietary databases, or third-party APIs.

01

Implement the Driver Interface

Write TypeScript code implementing the ObjectQL Driver Protocol. Define how to read, write, and query your data source.

02

Test Locally with Studio

Load your custom driver in Object Studio. Test queries, validate performance, and iterate rapidly.

03

Publish to Registry

Share your driver with the community or keep it private for your organization. Versioning and dependency management included.

Early Access Program

Own Your Infrastructure.
Eliminate Vendor Lock-in.

Join CTOs and VPs of Engineering building on protocols, not proprietary frameworks. Virtualize your data. Unify your business logic. Future-proof your architecture. Launch March 2026.

No commitment required
Priority access for engineering leaders
Beta starts February 2026