SemSpect is a scalable graph exploration and data-driven no-code querying tool for Neo4j and RDF data

Available as plugin for the Neo4 or Web App Server for RDF dumps

Neo4j?

Install the SemSpect Neo4j Plugin on your Neo4j server and explore your databases live with your prefered web browser.

Neo4j Plugin Documentation

RDF data?

Load a RDF dump in the dedicated in-memory store of the RDF SemSpect Server and explore it with your prefered web browser.

RDF SemSpect Documentation

Avoid Hairballs

The compact and flexible overview aggregates objects and relations and shows details on demand

Explore big graphs

The aggregated representation scales easily to graphs with millions of nodes

Gain insight

The high level browsing reveals the structure of your graph down to its furthest corners

Answer complex questions

No query syntax is required to build and filter deep exploration trees

Improve data quality

Data driven exploration menus reveal unexpected or missing connections

Build your own data view

Define new dynamic labels during browsing to refine your schema.

Watch SemSpect in Action

on a Neo4j Desktop example dataset

Panama Papers (DEMO)

Fraud Detection

The latest Neo4j data dump of the ICIJ Offshore Leaks Database released by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists containing over 2.8 millions relationships between persons, companies etc. We have used neo2rdf to convert this dump into RDF since the demo uses RDF SemSpect to expose network patterns used in money laundry and tax fraud.

Demo

Panama Papers (DEMO) demo
Reactome (DEMO) demo

Reactome (DEMO)

Life Science

Large volumes of biomedical data sources are already available in standardized formats such as RDFS, OBO or OWL. This allows to easily establish and use cross-links between resources in multiple biomedical domains to execute Life Science research in its entirety. See the Reactome data from EMBL-EBI in SemSpect as a showcase.

Demo

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