MongoDB

The database for modern applications.

5.0•53 reviews•

397 followers

The database for modern applications.

5.0•53 reviews•

397 followers

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MongoDB Inc. is an American software company that develops and provides commercial support for the open source database MongoDB, a NoSQL database that stores data in JSON-like documents with flexible schemas.

MongoDB Reviews

The community submitted 53 reviews to tell us what they like about MongoDB, what MongoDB can do better, and more.

5.0

Based on 53 reviews

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Reviews portray MongoDB as flexible, scalable, and strong for evolving data and high-throughput apps, with praise for rich querying and aggregation. Some users note performance tradeoffs on complex queries without thoughtful schema and indexing. Founders add deeper context: makers of

DevRev

and

Loki.Build

highlight reliability at scale and developer velocity. Makers of

Gro

cite adaptable schemas for messy outbound data and AI-driven workflows, while makers of

Minduck

emphasize quick iteration. Net: powerful, with careful design needed for complex workloads.

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flexible schema (6)

scalable database (5)

NoSQL database (4)

document-oriented structure (3)

easy to use (3)

robust database solution (3)

developer-friendly (2)

fast performance (2)

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used

MongoDB

to build Dopamine.chat

•4 reviews

Used for its flexible schema and fast iteration, making it ideal for rapidly evolving agent data models compared to more rigid SQL alternatives.

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used

MongoDB

to build Gro

•5 reviews

We chose MongoDB for thegro.ai because modern outbound data isn’t clean or predictable — it’s dynamic, layered, and constantly evolving. From enriched lead profiles to campaign signals and CRM activity, we needed a flexible schema that could adapt as our product grows. MongoDB gives us the speed, scalability, and structure we need to handle complex AI-driven workflows without rigid constraints.

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used

MongoDB

to build Modelence App Builder

•4 reviews

We built Modelence around MongoDB because the document model matches how TypeScript apps evolve, and Atlas gives us production-grade scaling + reliability without DB babysitting.