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Serverpod
Serverpod is an open-source app server written in Dart, designed specifically for the Flutter community, that automatically generates server and client-side code to simplify remote endpoint calls. It addresses the challenges of server management by providing built-in features like real-time monitoring, high-performance caching, and a user-friendly ORM for efficient database interactions.
- Developer Tools
- Software Only
Funding
Raised to date
€4.4MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Est. $4.8Macross 2 rounds



PV€2.7M · Seed
Announced Feb 2025 · from article date
Disclosed cumulative: $4.8M
Founders
Product
Problem
Developing server-side applications for Flutter apps can be complex, requiring developers to manage infrastructure, write boilerplate code for client-server communication, and handle tasks such as data persistence, caching, and real-time monitoring. This complexity increases development time and can lead to inconsistencies between client and server code.
Solution
Serverpod is an open-source application server, written in Dart, designed to simplify backend development for Flutter applications. It automatically generates both server-side and client-side code, streamlining the process of creating remote endpoint calls. The platform offers built-in features such as real-time monitoring, high-performance caching, and an ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) for efficient and type-safe database interactions. Serverpod aims to reduce development time and ensure consistency between the Flutter frontend and the Dart-based backend.
Target Audience
Serverpod is targeted towards Flutter developers who need a streamlined solution for building and managing their application backends.
Features
- Automatic code generation for client-server communication, eliminating boilerplate.
- Built-in ORM that uses native Dart types and null-safety for database interactions.
- Integrated high-performance distributed caching to reduce database load.
- Real-time monitoring tools for pinpointing exceptions and slow database queries.
- Support for file uploads directly to cloud storage services like S3 and Google Cloud.
- Authentication mechanisms, including social logins.
- Data streaming capabilities via authenticated web sockets.
- Task scheduling to replace cron jobs.
- Health checks to monitor database and external service status.
- Easy deployment using Docker containers.