BlitzGraph
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The AI-native backend. Idea in, API out. Model reality as it is, in graphs. Your agents compose typed JSON queries programmatically. No SQL, no joins, no ORMs.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Online
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
Features
- Ad-free
- Full-Text Search
- Dark Mode
- Data Queries
- Backend
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Recent activities
POX added BlitzGraph as alternative to deepstream.io, Nakama, deployd and Materia- POX added BlitzGraph as alternative to TrailBase, PocketBase, Firebase and Directus
- POX added BlitzGraph
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What is BlitzGraph?
The AI-native backend. Idea in, API out. Model reality as it is, in graphs. Your agents compose typed JSON queries programmatically. No SQL, no joins, no ORMs.
Entities with multiple kinds. Relationships that traverse both ways. A typed JSON query language your agent composes correctly.
- Multi-kind entities: A User can also be an Admin and a Moderator, simultaneously. No role tables, no migrations. Entities evolve by gaining and losing kinds over time.
- Bidirectional relationships: "Who wrote this post?" and "What did this user write?" Same cost, same index, O(1) both ways. No reverse-lookup tables, no extra queries.
- Typed JSON queries (BQL): Your agent composes query objects, not SQL strings. Filters, nested expands, projections, and full-text search in one request. Zero N+1.
- Rich content types: EMAIL, URL, DATE, JSON, FLEX. Not just varchar. Built-in validation at the database level. Your schema describes what the data actually is.
- Referential integrity: Cardinality constraints and onDelete policies (cascade, restrict, unlink) enforced at the engine level. Your graph stays consistent by default.
- Built-in full-text search: Native BM25 engine with typeahead, prefix, exact, and all-stems modes. No Elasticsearch, no external service. Works inside graph traversals.
- Smart transactions: Mutations are topologically sorted and validated on the final result, not line by line. Business rules check the end state of the whole transaction, so complex multi-entity operations just work. All or nothing, always consistent.
- Business logic in the database: Validations, computed fields, transforms, and effects, all defined in the schema. Your business rules live where the data lives, not scattered across middleware and app code.


