Supermemory just got faster on PlanetScale

Supermemory, a portable memory engine for AI systems that integrates with multiple LLMs through APIs, SDKs, base URL swapping, and MCP, migrated from TigerData to PlanetScale after encountering limitations in branching, performance, observability, analytics, and escalating costs. Because its Infinite Chat product processes large volumes of vectors and user documents, the company required low-latency retrieval and reliable scaling, and PlanetScale supported a no-downtime migration using its proxy tooling and direct assistance. Following the move, Supermemory reports reducing monthly database costs from $900 to $90, increasing queries per second from 20 to 1,000, maintaining database p99 latency below 6 milliseconds, and gaining validated backups and improved query-performance visibility through PlanetScale Insights.

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