TerminusDB is a document-oriented graph database for building collaborative applications. TerminusDB links JSON documents in a powerful knowledge graph through a simple document API. Use TerminusDB to enable Git-like collaborative workflows in your applications and make use of graph query power using both GraphQL and our Datalog query language WOQL.
TerminusCMS is a hosted platform built on top of TerminusDB. It is a headless content and knowledge management system for complex environments where data, content, and document curation is interconnected and collaborative. Sign up takes a minute and is free.
This is free and open source software.
Website: github.com/terminusdb
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Developer: TerminusDB
License: Apache License 2.0
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