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Build your product, not another storage stack.Build your product, not another storage stack.
A growing product can end up with object storage, a search service, synchronisation jobs and permissions copied between them. Keldra brings files, declared queries and relationship-based authorisation together so there is less infrastructure to stitch into your application.
Useful free allowances. Self-service licensing. Original files you can take with you.
Store customer files, query records and control access.
Files, search and permissions without separate services.
Use the pieces your product needs without building a separate integration for every storage, search and access-control feature.
Storage and queries in one place
Keep original files and declared indexes together. Query supported JSON fields, text or supplied vectors without copying every object into another search platform.
A shared permission model
Use custom realms for your application's relationships and user-aware index queries. Keep application and bucket permissions distinct from end-user decisions rather than spreading ad-hoc checks everywhere.
Fewer services to connect
Deploy Keldra on your own infrastructure and use the native or supported S3 interfaces. You still own backups and monitoring, but there is less storage-to-search plumbing to maintain.
Storage and queries in one place
Keep original files and declared indexes together. Query supported JSON fields, text or supplied vectors without copying every object into another search platform.
A shared permission model
Use custom realms for your application's relationships and user-aware index queries. Keep application and bucket permissions distinct from end-user decisions rather than spreading ad-hoc checks everywhere.
Fewer services to connect
Deploy Keldra on your own infrastructure and use the native or supported S3 interfaces. You still own backups and monitoring, but there is less storage-to-search plumbing to maintain.
Storage and queries in one place
Keep original files and declared indexes together. Query supported JSON fields, text or supplied vectors without copying every object into another search platform.
A shared permission model
Use custom realms for your application's relationships and user-aware index queries. Keep application and bucket permissions distinct from end-user decisions rather than spreading ad-hoc checks everywhere.
Fewer services to connect
Deploy Keldra on your own infrastructure and use the native or supported S3 interfaces. You still own backups and monitoring, but there is less storage-to-search plumbing to maintain.
From separate services to a simpler foundation.
Many products need files, indexed lookup and access rules. Keldra provides those capabilities together; it is not a promise to replace every database or tool your business will ever need.
A common starting point
Object storage
Declared indexes and queries
Relationship-based permissions
Separate services, plus the code that keeps them in agreement.
With Keldra
Object storage
Declared indexes and queries
Relationship-based permissions
One storage platform, with the interfaces your application uses.
Spend the next month on your product.
Bring one workflow: customer files, searchable records or shared team content. Store the data, declare the indexes and apply the access rules. Build from the same files and APIs as your product grows.
Start with a useful production allowance
One free production licence includes 10 TB, three nodes and 48 allocated CPU units across the cluster. Five free development licences cover 25 GB each. Additional licences and capacity can be purchased online when you need them.
Keep ownership as you grow
Run on servers you choose and keep your files in their original formats. Read, delete and export access remains available when licensed capacity is reached. Your exit route should not depend on buying another licence.
Ready to build without the extra baggage?
Start with a local Docker setup, test your own application workflow and choose a licence only when you need one. No card is needed for the free allowances.