The engine that builds the graph.
Point MapForge at a domain. It ingests the sources, links the entities, scores its own confidence on every connection, and serves the result through a production API. It built MicroMap, and it builds every customer's Company Graph inside Operon. You can also license the engine on its own.
Any format. Any biological domain.
Biological data rarely arrives as a clean spreadsheet. MapForge reads assay formats as well as tables: variant calls, annotations, microbiome tables, single-cell matrices, mass-spec results, spreadsheets and database dumps.
Every link is scored, then reviewed.
Every entity link MapForge proposes is scored for confidence and queued for human review before it enters the graph.
— produces →
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Call it from your own systems.
Graphs are designed to federate at the graph layer, so one query can span several graphs while each keeps its own provenance. MicroMap, the microbiome graph, is the one every Operon deployment uses today.
MicroMap is what MapForge built first.
The default knowledge graph behind every Operon deployment: 1.15M+ microbial taxa and source-linked microbe–disease associations, built from public sources and reviewed before anything was written.
See the knowledge network →Runs where your data already lives.
Ready to build your own graph?