I have tried both, but only a bit and for a personal project. In the end I went with Hasura because I like the admin interface, and I think the way it maps grap

I have tried both, but only a bit and for a personal project. In the end I went with Hasura because I like the admin interface, and I think the way it maps graphQL to SQL makes for easier-to-read (and write) graphQL queries. I actually tried PostgREST first, because I had never used GraphQL and was more familiar with RESTful APIs. But I would go straight to Hasura if I was starting today. When you combine graphql was graphql-codegen you can get typechecked queries, which is really nice.