Our editor combines world-class visual graph, documentation and API console. We've created most efficient way to manage GraphQL Schemas.
Get startedWith Visual Graph, you can explore and onboard large schemas quickly and efficiently. It also includes visual schema creator.
The API platform is a tree-based GraphQL query builder. It lets you build queries with just a few simple clicks and input data in easy-to-navigate user friendly forms.
Federation allow you to import one schema to another. You cannot see the imported nodes directly in the code editor but you can see them in the Graph view and how they merge when GraphQL federation happens.
With the self-deployed cloud backend, you can query your GraphQL Schema and get type-safe responses right away, immediately after starting your project.
GraphQL Editor
88.1%
GraphQL Mesh
83.8%
Dgraph
78%
Sanity
75.6%
Hygraph
75%
PostGrapile
72.4%
Hasura
72.3%
WPGraphQL
71%
Contentful
69.9%
DatoCMS
68.2%
Strapi
66.9%
WunderGraph
66.7%
Fauna
59.6%
Graphene
58.5%
AWS AppSync
45.7%
GraphQL Mesh
65.1%
Fauna
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Sanity
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Hasura
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GraphQL Editor
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Strapi
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Dgraph
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Contentful
53%
Graphene
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AWS AppSync
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WunderGraph
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Hygraph
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PostGraphile
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DatoCMS
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WPGraphQL
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One and the only visual display for GraphQL Relations and relations at all. What if SQL has this kind of tool?
I'm lovin the @HasuraHQ + GraphQL Zeus combo so far, writing a query is still a bit verbose but at least I get type hints.
Easy to create types, queries, mutations, and interfaces in Graphql. We can resolve the error while creating the GraphQL schema. We can our schema and connections between types and queries auto-updated. Either we can create our own schema or we can import and upload from Graphql. We can also create fake API, Rest API.
I like the intuitive interface and the ability to visualize complex schemas in a clear, graphical manner. It makes designing and debugging GraphQL APIs much easier. Additionally, the auto-completion and built-in testing tools save a lot of time during development. Sometimes, the tool can be a bit laggy with larger schemas, and the collaborative features could be more robust. It would also be great if there were more integrations with other development tools.
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