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Drizzle joins PlanetScale — PlanetScale
Sam Lambert · 2026-03-03 · via Blog — PlanetScale

Sam Lambert [@samlambert] |

I am excited to announce that the Drizzle team is joining PlanetScale to continue their mission of building the best database tools for JavaScript and TypeScript. Drizzle’s ORM has risen to become the default thanks to the team’s obsession with performance and developer experience, two things PlanetScale also obsesses over. The alignment is clear.

The values of open source are immutable and special. Drizzle will remain an independent open source project with its own roadmap and goals. The Drizzle team joining PlanetScale ensures they can focus on the core priorities of the project, and PlanetScale will support this important work.

On behalf of the PlanetScale team, I want to thank the Drizzle team for their impact on our community. We are honored to call you colleagues.