Sample apps
We have created a series of sample applications with varying levels of complexity, to help you on-board and accelerate your mastery of Fauna.
All apps require a Fauna account. If you don’t have one, sign up before proceeding.
Beginner
These apps are for users who are new to Fauna.
A simple todo app, using Fauna for data management with a JavaScript/HTML frontend.
Deploy a simple guestbook application, using Next.js and hosted on Vercel, with one click.
Additional examples
Here are additional sample applications for you to try:
Intermediate
We recommend our intermediate-level sample apps for users who have some experience with Fauna and application development, and are looking for more complex examples in a real-world application environment.
Faunaflix mimics a video streaming service for kids. It uses transactions, relationships/joins, and Fauna or third-party auth.
A simple REST API for accessing and manipulating records in a Fauna database. Requires an AWS account.
Advanced
Ready to dive into the deep end? The apps in this section demonstrate advanced features and techniques.
Rethinking Twitter as a serverless app, Fwitter is a more complex example which demonstrates some of Fauna’s more powerful features, including authentication, transactions, and advanced indexing.
Fauna Labs
Language-specific apps created to help you get started with Fauna. Fauna Labs is a collection of tooling and examples to help you build with Fauna more effectively. From Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools to single sign-on (SSO) application templates, Fauna Labs has resources to help you deliver applications more quickly with Fauna.
Can’t find what you’re looking for?
Check out our full list of community-built apps. View unofficial sample apps
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