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Building connected-data applications normally means stitching together a graph engine, a document store, a GraphQL layer, an auth service, file storage and an admin UI.

Hammer is the browser-based control room for Anvil DB.

Applications that call external APIs need a controlled, observable egress point, to centralize outbound traffic, enforce which upstreams are reachable, authenticate who may use the door, terminate and rotate TLS, and get consistent request logging.

Foundry gives teams Slack-style chat, calls and screen sharing without their conversations, files and identities living in someone else's cloud.

Traditional CMSes hide your content behind a database and split 'headless content' from 'visual layout'.