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Companies using ClickHouse and Timescale

4 companies in our data have public evidence for both ClickHouse and Timescale, and 4 name both in their own subprocessor list. Each company below links to the source for every claim. Our coverage is partial, so this is not everyone.

4companies use both
1%of ClickHouse users
40%of Timescale users
4name both as subprocessors

The companies

Strongest evidence first: a company naming both in its own subprocessor list comes before one seen on its website or in job postings.

Subprocessor listPrivacy policyWebsiteJob postings

CompanyClickHouseTimescale
Fly.ioFly.io provides hardware-virtualized containers called Machines that launch instantly, along with isolated sandboxes for running untrusted or AI-generated code.Cloud and infrastructureDeveloper tools
Pidgepidge.inPidge provides a delivery platform with order management, dispatch, route planning, live tracking, and fleet or rider network orchestration.Logistics and supply chain
Trigger.devTrigger.dev is an open source platform for building AI agents and workflows in TypeScript, with long-running tasks, retries, queues, and observability.AI and machine learningDeveloper tools
Trunktrunk.ioTrunk is a CI acceleration platform that detects and quarantines flaky tests, manages merge queues, and skips unnecessary CI jobs.Developer tools

The two technologies

ClickHouse is an open-source OLAP database for real-time analytics, and it is also offered as a fully managed cloud service called ClickHouse Cloud. It is used to analyze large volumes of data with fast queries, such as for real-time dashboards, observability, data warehousing, and machine learning workloads.

Summarized from clickhouse.com on 8 Nov 2026.

1% of the 322 companies we see using ClickHouse also show the other.

All 322 companies using ClickHouse268 name it as a subprocessorMore in Data

TimescaleDB is a time-series database built on PostgreSQL that lets you store relational and time-series data together in one database. It is used for storing and querying sensor, on-chain, and customer data, including compressed history and real-time analytics.

Summarized from tigerdata.com on 8 Nov 2026.

40% of the 10 companies we see using Timescale also show the other.

All 10 companies using Timescale9 name it as a subprocessorMore in Data

Other pairs

Companies with their own evidence for both.

More with ClickHouse

Cloudflare310companiesGoogle Workspace284companiesAmazon Web Services259companiesOpenAI172companiesStripe162companiesAnthropic155companies

More with Timescale

Cloudflare10companiesGoogle Workspace9companiesStripe8companiesAmazon Web Services7companiesOpenAI7companiesAnthropic6companies

Questions

How many companies use both ClickHouse and Timescale?

4 companies in StrataDB's data have public evidence for both, and 4 of them name both in their own subprocessor list, the strongest evidence we hold. Our coverage is partial, so the real number is higher.

Which companies use ClickHouse and Timescale?

Fly.io, Pidge, Trigger.dev and Trunk. Each one links to the evidence behind it.

How does StrataDB know a company uses ClickHouse and Timescale?

From four kinds of public evidence: subprocessor lists, privacy policies, website code and job postings. Each is kept apart with its source and the date we saw it. A company missing here means we found no evidence, not that it does not use them.

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