RethinkDB is an open-source, scalable NoSQL database for realtime web applications. Data is stored as schemaless JSON documents, and changes are pushed to the application so that it does not have to poll. The database supports joins, aggregation and map/reduce, secondary indexes, sharding and replication with automatic failover, among other features. A cluster is managed and monitored through a web interface or an API. RethinkDB is installed and operated by you; no provider hosts it as a service.
The original company behind RethinkDB ceased operating in 2016. The Cloud Native Computing Foundation, a Linux Foundation project, bought the intellectual property and handed the code to the Linux Foundation, and the licence was changed from AGPLv3 to Apache 2.0. Since then the project has relied on contributions from its community and on sponsors. There is therefore no commercial vendor with a foreign parent company. You decide where the data is stored, but support and further development depend on the community.