Built for developers who need semantic search, RAG, and similarity matching at scale. Zero configuration required.
Enterprise-grade vector infrastructure designed for ML teams who ship.
HNSW and IVF algorithms with approximate nearest neighbor search. Configurable recall/speed tradeoffs.
Combine vector similarity with metadata filters and full-text search. Single unified query language.
Write vectors and query immediately. No batch processing delays. Sub-second index updates.
Auto-sharding across nodes. Scale to billions of vectors without reshaping your infrastructure.
Architecture that handles production workloads out of the box.
Production-tested across semantic search, RAG, and recommendation systems.
Build retrieval-augmented generation systems with context-aware LLM responses. Store document embeddings, retrieve relevant context, and feed to your language model.
Move beyond keyword matching. Search by meaning, not just exact text. Handle typos, synonyms, and multilingual queries automatically.
Power content and product recommendations with vector similarity. Find similar items, users, or patterns in high-dimensional embedding spaces.
Start free, scale when you're ready. No hidden fees.
From zero to production in under 5 minutes.
Python and JavaScript SDK with identical APIs.
# Hybrid search: vector + metadata filter
results = collection.search(
vector=embedding,
limit=10,
filter={
"category": {"$in": ["tech", "ai"]},
"published_at": {"$gte": "2024-01-01"}
}
)
# Batch upsert with conflict resolution
collection.upsert(
vectors=[...],
on_conflict="update"
)
# Aggregations with vector search
stats = collection.aggregate(
vector=embedding,
group_by="category",
metrics=["count", "avg_score"]
)
// Hybrid search: vector + metadata filter
const results = await collection.search({
vector: embedding,
limit: 10,
filter: {
category: { $in: ['tech', 'ai'] },
published_at: { $gte: '2024-01-01' }
}
});
// Batch upsert with conflict resolution
await collection.upsert({
vectors: [...],
onConflict: 'update'
});
// Aggregations with vector search
const stats = await collection.aggregate({
vector: embedding,
groupBy: 'category',
metrics: ['count', 'avg_score']
});
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