Write Cypher, see the graph
Run MATCH, CREATE, and WITH queries in the browser. The result renders as a graph — nodes, edges, and labels you can read at a glance.
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Graph Query Playground.
Write Cypher in your browser and watch the graph answer back. A sandbox for LoraDB built for exploring relationships, tuning queries, and sharing a result without spinning up a database.
- Runs in the browser — no install, no account
- Shareable URLs for every query
- Backed by the same Rust engine as the crate
A peek at the interface
Query on the left. Graph on the right.
play.loradb.com
What you’ll get
Built to make connected data feel tangible.
Explore shape, not just rows
Follow paths, pivot on a node, and reshape the query until the answer is obvious. No table of IDs to squint at.
Share a query by URL
Every query is encodable in a link. Drop it in a PR, an issue, or a doc — open it and the same graph comes back.
Same engine as the crate
The playground runs LoraDB compiled to WASM — the same parser, planner, and executor you’ll run in production.
A playground for graphs, not tables.
Until the playground lands, the fastest way to write and run Cypher against LoraDB is the crate — four lines to open a database and run your first MATCH.