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Quickstart

Spin up your first Kisenon project, branch, and endpoint in five steps.

Kisenon is branchable serverless Postgres you can point an AI agent at safely — see Agent-Safe Change Control. This page walks you from zero to a connected psql session in about two minutes.

Prerequisites

  • A Kisenon account — sign in with Google or GitHub at kisenon.com.
  • psql (Postgres 14+ client) on your laptop.

1. Sign in

Open kisenon.com and sign in with Google or GitHub. On first sign-in Kisenon creates a personal organization for you — your projects land there until you make a team org.

2. Create a project

A project is the unit of isolation — your storage, your branches, your endpoints. Projects belong to your organization. Click New project, give it a name, pick a region. The region selector defaults to Auto (nearest) — see Regions.

A main branch is auto-created. Branches are pointers to copy-on-write storage; creating one costs nothing but a database row.

3. Spawn an endpoint

Endpoints are the wire-protocol Postgres frontends that actually accept client connections. They suspend after 5 minutes idle and wake on first packet.

On the branch page, click + New endpoint. Wait for the green dot.

4. Copy the connection string

Each endpoint card shows its own postgresql://... URI with a unique role and password.

postgresql://<role>:<pwd>@<endpoint_id>.<region>.kisenon.com:5432/main?sslmode=require

TLS is required. The host is the endpoint id, not the project id — each endpoint terminates TLS independently.

5. Connect

psql "postgresql://app:•••••@<endpoint-id>.<region>.kisenon.com/main?sslmode=require"
psql (17.0)
main=> select now();
             now
--------------------------------
 2026-05-03 14:22:08.412+00

Done. Run \dt, create a table, do work. Idle five minutes, the endpoint suspends; reconnect and it wakes back up — typically inside the timeout window of any standard Postgres driver.

Prefer the terminal?

Everything above is one keon away. Authenticate via browser OAuth, then create a project from your shell:

keon login
keon projects create --name my-app

--region is optional (defaults to nearest). See the CLI docs for branches and endpoints.

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