LadybugDB

A Graph Database with a firm commitment to open source

What is LadybugDB?

LadybugDB is a modern graph database designed with a primary focus on object storage. Unlike traditional databases that treat storage as an afterthought, LadybugDB places object storage at the core of its architecture, enabling efficient management of complex, interconnected data structures while maintaining the flexibility and scalability that modern applications demand.

Built on top of KuzuDB, LadybugDB inherits a robust and modular implementation of cypher. KuzuDB was previously developed by Kùzu Inc.

Why Separation of Compute and Storage Matters

Every modern database needs to consider the separation of compute and storage as a fundamental architectural principle. This concept is no longer optional but essential for building scalable, cost-effective data systems.

Key Benefits of Compute-Storage Separation:

By embracing this architectural pattern, LadybugDB enables organizations to build data systems that can grow seamlessly from prototype to production, handling everything from small datasets to petabyte-scale graph data without requiring fundamental architectural changes.

Object Storage at the Core

LadybugDB's focus on object storage means it's designed from the ground up to work efficiently with cloud-native storage systems. This approach aligns perfectly with modern cloud architectures where object storage provides unlimited scalability, high durability, and cost-effective long-term data retention.

Whether you're building knowledge graphs, recommendation systems, fraud detection networks, or social network analytics, LadybugDB provides the graph database capabilities you need while ensuring your data architecture remains flexible and future-proof.