[anthonykhoa]

Hi, my friends and I was recently introduced to the world of databases and we were frustrated by how much work it took to create / setup different databases. This created a barrier where we got too lazy to learn the databases.

Since most databases are open source, we built what we wished existed: An app that has tutorials about databases and all it takes is a click of a button to directly create a new database account to follow along with the tutorial.

We are still learning about these databases, if you want to teach us and help us improve, please let us know!

[fersho311]

Feedback: When I first went to the site I thought it wasn’t working. It was only after I created an account (which I was hesitant to do) that I was able to view the Postgres and Elasticsearch tutorial.

I went through the Postgres tutorial and it worked well, good job. I’ve never created a usable database so quickly before, this is cool.

[anthonykhoa]

We didn't think about signup being a barrier, I'll bring this up in our next sprint at the possibility of removing signup / signin altogether. Thank you for the feedback!

[lifekaizen]

It is a barrier, you can probably see it in your page analytics. A good way to implement is to let me play with the database a little, and then if I want to save or something ask me to make an account.

[resurge]

It's not that it's a barrier, but it's unclear that you need an account before being able to use the site.

I clicked on the PostgreSQL and Elasticsearch buttons a few times, the page seemed to flash for a second and then... nothing.

But as [lifekaizen explained](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24569307), no signup with then the option to save when signing in would be even better.