Why I started LoraDB
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I did not start LoraDB because the world was missing another database with a logo and a query language. I started it because I kept reaching for a graph database in places where the existing choices felt too heavy for the job.
The shape of the problem was clear: I needed a really fast in-memory graph database. Not a graph feature bolted onto a document store. Not a large server that needed its own operational plan before I could answer a product question. Not a database that looked elegant in a demo but became expensive once the working set, query fan-out, and deployment model got real.
I needed something smaller, sharper, and more efficient.
