Neon gives you the database. EazeMyAPI adds the REST API layer.
Neon solves the database layer. EazeMyAPI solves the API layer on top. Here is how they compare.
Neon stores your data. EazeMyAPI gives you the full API layer on top, automatically.
Your Neon database stores the data. EazeMyAPI gives you the REST API on top. No Express routes, no controllers, no middleware to maintain.
Every table you define gets a complete set of CRUD endpoints automatically. Filter, sort, paginate, and join. None of it requires writing a single route handler.
EazeMyAPI's infrastructure scales with your usage, the same way Neon's compute does. You get the same serverless scaling model without the API bottleneck.
EazeMyAPI runs on battle-tested managed infrastructure under the hood. Your existing schema knowledge, query patterns, and tooling all transfer over. Nothing new to learn on the database side.
You have great data in Neon. Now get a great REST API on top of it, without writing a single route.