SemaDB

SemaDB

No fuss vector database for AI

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Fully hosted, low cost and easy-to-use vector search / database solution for AI applications.

This is the 2nd launch from SemaDB. View more

SemaDB v2

Multi-index multi-vector open source no fuss vector database
SemaDB is a multi-index, multi-vector, document-based open source vector database / search engine. It is designed to offer a clear and easy-to-use JSON RESTful API with a meriad of features.
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nuric
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Hello Product Hunt Community 👋 We’re excited to share SemaDB version 2 and it’s now fully open source! It is designed to handle complex vector queries that go beyond basic hybrid search such as: “Find me the top 5 nearby restaurants that are open now, have a rating of 4 or more, and serve a dish similar to this image or have a similar description to the user query within the category Chinese or Japanese weighted by image then description and sorted by price.” Combine vector search, filtered search, full text search and more into a single query to leverage the most out of our flexible document based indexing. It is extensible with more index types and features ranging from geo indexing to automatic sharding and true multi-tenancy support. With a commitment to open-source, we hope it can serve as a building block to many AI applications and as a learning tool for new developers interested in vector databases. You can get started with a single command to run locally or try out the fully hosted SemaDB Cloud currently in beta ☁
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The RESTful API was great to easily integrate into platforms (like no-code) where you might not be able to run code manually.