Prisma Compatibility

You can use Prisma with Rails, but they're designed for different ecosystems—Rails has ActiveRecord built-in, and Prisma is Node.js-first, requiring careful architectural decisions.

Fastify and Prisma work excellently together, providing a fast HTTP server with type-safe database access.

NestJS and Prisma integrate seamlessly, with Prisma serving as the recommended ORM for modern NestJS applications.

Yes, MongoDB and Prisma work excellently together with first-class support and provide a type-safe, productive development experience for document databases.

Redis and Prisma work excellently together—Prisma handles your primary database, while Redis acts as a caching layer to dramatically improve query performance.

Prisma works with Firebase's Realtime Database and Firestore via REST/gRPC APIs, but there's no native Prisma adapter—you're bridging two different database paradigms.

Supabase and Prisma work excellently together, with Prisma providing type-safe database access to Supabase's PostgreSQL backend.

Yes, MySQL and Prisma work together seamlessly with excellent tooling and type safety out of the box.

PostgreSQL and Prisma work together seamlessly as a first-class integration with excellent type safety and developer experience.

SQLite and Prisma work together seamlessly, offering a powerful serverless database solution with type-safe queries.

Neon and Prisma work together seamlessly—Neon provides the PostgreSQL database, Prisma handles type-safe access and migrations.

PlanetScale and Prisma work seamlessly together, with official support and excellent developer experience for building serverless applications.