Explore your graph
Write Cypher, follow relationships and inspect your data in the browser. Galactus DB Explorer runs on your infrastructure alongside the database.
Meet Explorer ↗Galactus DB stores data and the relationships between it. Query it with Cypher, explore it visually and run graph algorithms on your own infrastructure.
Write Cypher, follow relationships and inspect your data in the browser. Galactus DB Explorer runs on your infrastructure alongside the database.
Meet Explorer ↗Create nodes, follow relationships and bring the results together with Cypher. The query guide covers what’s supported and where the limits are.
Read the query guide ↗Connect with a native Galactus DB driver for C#, Rust, Java, Go, Node, C++ or Python. Get parameterised queries, native types and spatial values with no third-party runtime packages.
Choose your driver ↗Look up a property, search text, find nearby points, query intersecting shapes or compare vectors. Hash, range, composite and element indexes cover other common query patterns.
Choose an index ↗Find communities, rank influential nodes or work out the shortest path. Run algorithms on a graph projection and set resource limits for the job.
Browse the algorithms ↗Selected APOC functions and procedures are built in, including traversal, data conversion, updates and import/export helpers. Check the guide for coverage.
See supported APOC utilities ↗Base properties live on disk, while graph structure and indexes stay in memory. Reads can run together; write execution takes exclusive access to the database.
Users and custom roles can grant access to individual databases, with separate system administration permissions. The protected system catalog stays in memory with durable backing. Label and property restrictions are not yet supported.
Manage users and permissionsGalactus DB runs on a single node. Check query support, memory use and protocol limits before deployment.
Check compatibility & limits ↗The Developer edition is free, with no account or licence key needed. Download the Docker Compose file to get started.