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Structr

Structr is an open source generic low-code development and runtime platform built on graph technology. It is not limited to any predefined use case and supports the creation of fully custom applications — including web applications, graph-database-backed backends, data-centric...

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What is Structr?

Structr is an open source generic low-code development and runtime platform built on graph technology. It is not limited to any predefined use case and supports the creation of fully custom applications — including web applications, graph-database-backed backends, data-centric systems, middleware, and integration components.

At its core, Structr uses a graph database to store both application components (schema, UI definitions, templates, scripts, workflows) and application/user data. This provides schema flexibility, fast graph traversals, and expressive data modeling without join-heavy queries.

Structr supports representing its database schema as JSON Schema, including import/export (see https://json-schema.org).

Structr includes an internal virtual filesystem for managing files and binary content with custom metadata. Binary data can be stored externally on file storage providers (e.g., S3).