ComposeDB is a composable graph database built on Ceramic, designed for Web3 applications.
ComposeDB on Ceramic stores and manages data while delivering fast queries and a catalog of plug-and-play data models. Developers, data scientists, and architects use it as the graph data layer for Web3.
- Store and query data with powerful, easy-to-use GraphQL APIs
- Build faster with a catalog of plug-and-play schemas
- Bootstrap content by plugging into a composable data ecosystem
- Deliver great UX with sign-in with Ethereum, Solana, and more
- Eliminate trust and guarantee data verifiability
- Scale your Web3 data infrastructure beyond L1 or L2 blockchains
- Decentralized identity - user profiles, credentials, reputation systems
- Web3 social - social graphs, posts, reactions, comments, messages
- DAO tools - proposals, projects, tasks, votes, contribution graphs
- Open information graphs - DeSci graphs, knowledge graphs, discourse graphs
- See how it works - Explore the ComposeDB Sandbox, a web-based environment to interact with ComposeDB. Run some queries, interact with data, learn about the core concepts.
- Create your first Ceramic app - As easy as running
npx create-ceramic-app, run your first local Ceramic app and start diving into code. - Set up your environment - Learn how to set up your development environment to start building with ComposeDB. Experience the real Ceramic network, either on the testnet or mainnet.
- Create your composite - Learn how to create your first composite, a reusable data model that can be used across different applications.
- Interact with data - Learn how to interact with data in ComposeDB, from creating, reading, updating, and deleting data to running complex queries.
- Core ComposeDB concepts - Learn about the core concepts of ComposeDB, such as composites, schemas, and queries.