Database Credentials > Neon

To connect Neon (serverless Postgres) to Draxlr, you need the host, port, database name, and a role (user) and password.

Find Your Credentials

1: Open Your Project

In the Neon console, select your project and click Connect on the project dashboard.

2: Read the Connection Details

The connect widget shows a connection string like:

postgresql://neondb_owner:password@ep-cool-darkness-123456.us-east-2.aws.neon.tech/neondb?sslmode=require

Map it to Draxlr's fields:

• Host: the ep-...neon.tech part
• Port: 5432
• Database Name: neondb (default) or the database you created
• Database User: the role before the : (e.g., neondb_owner)
• Database Password: the part after the :—reveal it in the widget

You can switch the branch, database, and role from the dropdowns in the widget.

3: Reset the Password (If Needed)

If you don't have the role's password, you can reset it from the connect widget or the project's Roles page. Resetting invalidates the old password.

Allow Draxlr's IP Address

Neon projects accept connections from anywhere by default. If you use the IP Allow feature (available on paid plans under Project settings → IP Allow), add 54.205.255.226 to the list.

Connect in Draxlr

Go to Add Database, select NeonDB, and enter the credentials above. See the Setup guide for the full connection flow.