[Cloud]

Omnigraph Cloud

Omnigraph without the operations. The same open-source engine, run by us: your graph stays in open Lance files in a bucket, we run the control plane, upgrades and backups. Private preview later this year.

Enginethe open-source Omnigraph, MIT
DataLance files in your bucket or ours
Accessthe same CLI, SDKs and MCP server
Statusprivate preview · waitlist

[What we run]

What we run for you

The parts of a deployment that are not the engine.

Control plane

Provisioning, sign-in and the management API. The engine underneath stays the open-source one.

Upgrades and backups

We roll out releases and take the backups. You read the release notes.

One cluster per tenant

Every tenant gets its own resources. Nothing is shared between customers.

Team sign-in

OAuth sign-in for the team. SSO for organisations that need it.

Keys stay with the service

You never hold a bucket credential. Access is a token, and revoking access is revoking a token.

Same graph anywhere

Code written against a local graph runs against Cloud unchanged. The address changes; nothing else does.

[Portability]

What stays yours

Cloud adds a control plane on top of the open-source engine. It does not change the engine, the file format or where the files live.

FormatLance files, readable without us
Bucketyours, or one we provision
Enginethe MIT-licensed Omnigraph, unchanged
PolicyCedar, enforced in the engine as before
Leavingpoint the open-source engine at the same files

[How it works]

From waitlist to graph

01

Join the waitlist

Leave your email and confirm it from the message we send. Nothing is stored until you click.

02

Get an invitation

We open the private preview later this year and invite from this list.

03

Sign in and create a graph

Both happen in the control plane. Then point the CLI, an SDK or your MCP client at the graph, the way you would at a local one.

[Questions]

Before you ask

Where does my data live?

In a bucket, as Lance files. Bring your own S3-compatible bucket or use one we provision. Either way the files stay readable with the open-source tools.

Is the engine different?

No. Cloud runs the same MIT-licensed Omnigraph. What we add is the control plane around it.

Can I move between self-hosted and Cloud?

Yes. The graph is the files in the bucket, and the API is the same on both sides. Moving is a matter of where the engine runs.

What does the preview cost?

Nothing during the private preview. Pricing for clusters comes after.

What will you email me?

One message to confirm your address, then only about Cloud access. Omnigraph news only if you tick the box, and you can unsubscribe any time.

[Waitlist]

Get a spot in the private preview

One email to confirm. We write again when Cloud opens.

Join the waitlist