The Graph at Shivacha
Indexing protocol for querying blockchain data via GraphQL subgraphs.
Overview
The Graph indexes contract events into GraphQL-queryable subgraphs. We build subgraphs for dApp frontends and analytics, and custom indexers where subgraph limits are reached.
Why we use it
- GraphQL access to chain data
- Fast to build
- Hosted and decentralised options
- Multi-network
How we use it
The Graph in our engineering work
dApp data
Frontend queries.
Analytics
Protocol metrics.
Portfolio views
User positions.
Services
Services that use The Graph
Subgraph Development
Subgraphs for The Graph — schemas, mappings, deployment and optimisation for fast dApp data queries.
Learn moreBlockchain Indexing
Custom blockchain indexers that turn raw chain data into fast, queryable datasets — reorg-safe and multi-chain.
Learn moreBlockchain Development
End-to-end blockchain development — architecture, smart contracts, nodes, indexers, wallets and the application layer, built for production.
Learn moreWeb3 Development
Web3 application development — dApps, wallet onboarding, smart contracts and the off-chain backend that makes them fast and usable.
Learn moreProtocol Development
Blockchain protocol engineering: specification, clients, contracts, testnets and mainnet launch for new protocols.
Learn moreLayer 1 Blockchain Development
Layer 1 blockchain engineering — consensus, execution environments, networking, tokenomics and validator ecosystems.
Learn moreProducts
Products built with The Graph
Shivacha Token Launch
Deploy, distribute and manage tokens with vesting, claims and treasury controls.
Learn moreShivacha DeFi Platform
Modular DeFi: swaps, lending, vaults and staking with risk controls built in.
Learn moreShivacha DAO Platform
Governance, treasury and contributor tooling for decentralised organisations.
Learn morePairs well with
What we combine with The Graph
Languages, tooling and libraries for smart contracts and dApps.
Insights
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