GraphQL API 4
Contember: rapid backend development with AI, TypeScript, and open-source framework.
Contember is a platform that allows users to launch backends quickly, providing TypeScript code that can be modified and scaled. It offers an AI-assisted studio for rapid prototyping, an open-source framework for customization, and a fully managed cloud platform for smooth operation. Contember simplifies web app development with features like instant GraphQL API, user management, access control, declarative actions, and bespoke user interfaces.
Unbody is an AI-native stack for building AI websites and apps with a headless architecture.
Unbody is an AI-native stack with headless architecture designed to build AI-native websites and apps. It provides databases, APIs, ETL, RAG, chatbots, CDNs, media processing, and more, accessible via a single GraphQL touchpoint. It aims to simplify AI development by offering a modular, open-source stack with built-in agents and vector storage.
AI-driven financial knowledge graph for real-time market insights.
Quanty is an innovative platform that leverages AI to create a powerful Knowledge Graph for market insights. It allows users to track and analyze financial data, including cryptocurrencies and stocks, in real-time. With its GraphQL API, users can access structured data effortlessly. Quanty revolutionizes financial analysis by integrating cutting-edge AI and a comprehensive knowledge graph, providing real-time insights and data-driven strategies for cryptocurrencies and stocks.
Neurelo: AI-powered database interface for secure, real-time AI agent data access.
Neurelo simplifies database experiences by providing instant AI-powered REST and GraphQL APIs, GitSchema, Observability, and more for MongoDB, Postgres, and MySQL. It empowers AI agents to securely access databases in real-time, simplifying data queries while ensuring robust access control and observability. Neurelo Connect is the missing link between AI agents and databases, offering secure and deterministic database access.
