Ever need to run a heavily optimized query that Prisma Client doesn't support? You can drop down to raw SQL with four methods: ✅ $queryRaw - returns records (SELECT) ✅ $executeRaw - returns affected row count ✅ Plus "Unsafe" versions

In Prisma Next, streaming will feel just like writing plain TypeScript rather than a separate framework feature. You'll simply build the query, execute the plan and for await the rows.

What if database migrations worked more like Git? 👀 That’s what we’re building with Prisma Next 👇 📈 Migrations form a graph of schema states ✨ Explicit before and after states for your schemas 🕐 No more time-stamp based sequence or operations Built for humans + AI 🤖

🔍 Did you know Prisma lets you query by a combination of fields as a single unique key? Define a compound unique constraint with @@unique, and use it directly in findUnique():

One of those small but useful commands: `prisma format` Formats your schema file and validates it at the same time. Catches typos, config issues, and unknown preview features before they cause problems. How often do you run it? 👀

Quick Prisma Next update: We’re not rushing this. • April: stabilize extension APIs, invite contributors • May: Early Access • June–July: GA for Postgres Goal is a smooth path to adoption, including running alongside Prisma 7. pris.ly/lXGKkWj

So...seems like a lot of you REALLY want dark mode back in Prisma Studio. Your wish has been granted ✨ Rolling out to Studio in an upcoming release ⏳ x.com/lassvesterg...

Excited to see Prisma ORM on the main @github copilot demo! From day one, our goal: build the best tools and UX for developers. Live demo 👇 pris.ly/github-copilot

AI can write SQL. So why do ORMs still matter? Our Engineering Manager, Will Madden, joined the latest PodRocket episode to talk about Prisma Next and how ORMs are evolving for the age of agentic coding. Watch the episode 👇 pris.ly/pn-podrocket

What happens when your UI renders data as it arrives instead of waiting for the entire query to finish? We tried a fun experiment: streaming 1,000,000 boxes from a database. Left side: Streaming results (Prisma Next) Right side: Fetch everything first

Prisma ORM 7.5.0 just shipped 🚀 ✨ Nested transaction rollbacks via save-points 🧰 Prisma Studio upgrades: • Multi-cell selection • Full table search • Cmd+K command palette • Run raw SQL in Studio Release notes 👇 pris.ly/FJMhwUX

ICYMI: we rebuilt our docs! - New design - Better search & AI chat - Cleaner navigation - Versioned docs Read about how we pulled it off without taking anything down 👇 pris.ly/b/docs-rebuild

thank you so much for being a part of our community!! 💚

Today, we’re sharing our vision for a new foundation for Prisma ORM. It keeps the experience you love and sets the direction for a more composable, extensible, agent-ready future! We'll let the code speak for itself ✨

👀 Built something cool with Prisma? 🙌 Share it in the community-showcase channel on our Discord. It’s where developers post real projects, give feedback, and learn from each other’s work. Join the server and drop your project 👇 pris.ly/discord/var-3

Interactive transactions (prisma.$transaction) are powerful. You get a transaction-exclusive client for multiple operations, with a rollback guarantee. It keeps your complex operations clean and safe.

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“Why is our usage up this week?” “What’s our bill going to look like?” We built something to answer that in one place… Check out the workspace metrics, available on all plans. www.prisma.io/postgres

@bunjavascript + Prisma is such a smooth combo: fast, lightweight, and just works. If you're thinking of trying it out, here's a quick starter guide 👇

Ever land on docs and realize you’re reading the wrong version? The new docs include a version selector so you can switch between v6 and v7 instantly and focus on what you actually need.

When we shipped Prisma ORM v7, we moved away from Rust to simplify the architecture and invest in long-term flexibility. But it came with a trade-off: performance under high concurrency.

You can use prisma debug to quickly see the exact runtime context that helps troubleshoot Prisma issues, including config and schema paths, engine cache location, env var status, and whether CI/interactive mode is detected.

We rebuilt our docs. New design, new features, and a lot less noise. Built using Fumadocs by @fuma_nama A few highlights below 🧵 pris.ly/docs

Prisma Skills are here. Prisma 7 changed a lot. Your AI agent doesn't know that yet. → bunx skills add prisma/skills

Prisma ORM v7.4.0 is out! This release introduces a new caching layer to speed up query execution. We’ve been testing and measuring it internally for a while now, and it’s ready to ship. If you’re running Prisma ORM in production, upgrade today! Full details in the changelog: pris.ly/q9ckZ2x

findUnique is great, but what if a record must exist? Use findUniqueOrThrow(). It cleans up your code by automatically throwing a Prisma.NotFoundError when nothing is found.

Prisma Postgres + Alchemy = infra as code for your DB stack. Create projects, databases, and connections programmatically, then ship.

This error has come up a few times in Discord 👇 “Upgrading to Prisma v7 and getting `Can't resolve ./enums.js` when importing from a custom client path?” It usually means the client wasn’t regenerated after the upgrade.

Congrats to our friends at @deno.land! We've been big fans of the new Deno Deploy, and even have a guide folks looking to deploy their backends with Deno! bsky.app/profile/den... pris.ly/deno-deploy

More than 3,000 databases created in 30 days using "npx create-db"! Always humbling. Thanks for trying it 🫶

Ever get stuck on a Prisma issue? Instead of burning your own tokens, use Ask AI in the Prisma docs. It answers straight from the official documentation 🙌 - No hallucinations - Unlimited and 100% Free. Quick live demo 👇 pris.ly/y/ask-ai-demo

Well, it’s been said a few times already… But it still needs to be said again in 2026 👇

7,130,000 weekly downloads. Honestly grateful to everyone using it, sharing feedback, and building with it. Thank you ❤️

One command. Production-ready Postgres in your terminal. No sign-up, no config, no waiting. You get a connection string, 24 hours to build, and the option to claim it for free if you want to keep it.

We might’ve been cooking something special. Coming soon.

We get this question a lot in our Discord 👇 What’s the recommended approach for Prisma ORM generated files?

GLM-4.7-Flash just dropped. 30B MoE running ~43 tokens/sec on an Apple M5. Local LLMs are getting very real. We shared a full walkthrough for building a local AI SaaS 👇 pris.ly/y/typefully...

You're probably fetching more data than you need. Prisma ORM includes all fields by default. Switching to select only what you need, can lead to major improvements in high traffic applications.

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Slow queries aren’t always obvious. Prisma Optimize surfaces real query latency, variance, and hidden costs like cold connections. It runs in dev so you can catch issues early before they hit prod. See what's slowing things down, and why. pris.ly/docs/optimize

We've seen our users struggle with setting up Prisma ORM and @supabase.com! So we made a video about it, check it out👇 pris.ly/y/prisma-su...

Connection pooling on Neon doesn’t have to be confusing. We put together a complete Prisma walkthrough 👇 pris.ly/d/neon-pooling

We're looking at ways to improve our official Discord server for the community. What would make it a better space for you? - Different channels or categories? - Specific event formats? - Bot functionalities? We'd appreciate your thoughts. 🤗

Introducing the Prisma Postgres Terraform Provider 🎉 → Manage projects, databases & connections as code → Direct Postgres access out of the box → Multi-region deployments (US, EU, Asia) → Connection strings as secure Terraform outputs `terraform apply` and you're live.

🐃 Prefer working with Yaak? You can use the Prisma Postgres Management API with just a service token. - Generate a token in Prisma Console - Add it to your headers - Make secure API calls instantly Full instructions here👇 pris.ly/mgmt-api-yaak

Prisma ORM 7.3.0 is out 🚀 ✅ New compilerBuild option: fast (default) or small ⚡ Raw queries can bypass compilation for less overhead 🛠️ Adapter + reliability fixes (MsSQL, better-sqlite3, mapped enums) 🔒 BigInt precision preserved in relationJoins JSON

Bun is fast. So is Prisma ORM. Learn how to use them together👇 pris.ly/guide/bun

Looping over create() looks harmless. But each call sends a separate query. Local test inserting 50 records: - create() in a loop → 803ms - createMany() → 129ms ~6x faster with one line change. Use createMany() for batch inserts.

Want to see what Prisma is sending to your database and how long it takes? You can log the raw SQL and execution time with a few lines:

Did you know that Prisma ORM lets you control how relations are loaded? Use relationLoadStrategy: 'join' | 'query': - join runs a single DB query with joins - query runs multiple simpler queries Check it out👇 pris.ly/d/relation-...