Reported impact
Business outcome
In four months, nearly 2 million applications were built on Emergent Labs’ platform across 180 countries.
- Productivity Improvement
- Scalability
- Speed to Market
Application Refactoring · IT Operations Automation
Emergent Labs needed a flexible, scalable database to support AI agents building and iterating on vibe-coded applications.
Reported impact
In four months, nearly 2 million applications were built on Emergent Labs’ platform across 180 countries.
Emergent Labs needed a flexible, scalable database to support AI agents building and iterating on vibe-coded applications. The flexible document structure of MongoDB enables rapid iteration and development, allowing AI agents to dynamically adapt schemas. Through “vibe coding,” users describe what to build while autonomous AI agents write the code, test it, and refine it based on their feedback. “The software industry has been like a movie production house, where you need a big budget and large teams to produce software,” said Mukund Jha, Co-founder and CEO of Emergent Labs. The Emergent Labs team initially tried PostgreSQL, but it found that the agents frequently got stuck in schema migration loops when trying to add or delete columns as users added new functionality to their applications. “We found very early on that MongoDB Atlas was the best choice for our platform, especially for nondevelopers.
Operational data from legacy or distributed applications is consolidated in MongoDB Atlas, where flexible document models support microservices, APIs, and downstream user experiences without batch-heavy synchronization. Upstream and downstream integrations include AWS, APIs.
“MongoDB Atlas is the easiest database for an AI agent to work with. The scaling properties are great, especially now. Almost 2 million apps have been built on the platform, and multi thousands of them deployed.”
“The software industry has been like a movie production house, where you need a big budget and large teams to produce software,”
“We found very early on that MongoDB Atlas was the best choice for our platform, especially for nondevelopers. These users care the most about their end-use case, so we can recommend the best defaults for an agentic app-building experience.”
“With a platform like ours, we’re truly trying to democratize software development, where anybody with an idea and a computer can build what they want.”
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