Introducing Graphlytic LITE Server

We are opening the Graphlytic LITE Server for everyone for free! 

Graphlytic LITE Server has all the visualization and analytics capabilities of the Graphlytic Server and can be used by a single user for any purpose. Whether it's a personal project, or you need a solution in your company, Graphlytic LITE Server can be used to deliver graph visualization features in very little time. The only restriction is single-user usage. If you would like to add other users later, contact us, and we will help you upgrade your installation from LITE to ENTERPRISE Server.

Installation is quite easy. We have installation manuals for many OSs, including Linux, Windows, and macOS, or you can use Docker. Check out all the installation options on the Graphlytic Server page.

LITE Server Activation

After installing the app, log in using the username "admin" and password "admin".

After the first start of the Graphlytic Server, activation is required.

To unlock the LITE edition, choose the "Free registration" option and enter your email in the next dialog.

We will use this email to generate a license key for your Graphlytic installation. A verification email will be sent to your inbox. Please click on the "ACTIVATE FREE GRAPHLYTIC LITE" button in the email to activate the LITE license.

Your free LITE license will be generated instantly, and you'll see a confirmation message. After that, return to the application and click on the "Check for license" button.

The generated license key will be downloaded and used to unlock your Graphlytic Server installation automatically.

The next step is to connect the Graphlytic Server to a graph database that will be used to save and retrieve graph data. Graphlytic supports Neo4j, Cosmos DB, and several other Gremlin-based graph databases. For more information, please refer to the Graph Connections documentation page.

You can start building your knowledge graph when the graph database is connected. There are a lot of resources on our website that can help you start your graph journey, e.g.:

• Feature videos - learn the basic features from short video tutorials.
• Blog - blog post with step-by-step tutorials and introductions to the main concepts of Graphlytic. Subscribe if you want to be notified about new posts.
• Documentation - technical documentation for more advanced configuration.

Contact us if you get stuck in the process or want to discuss your knowledge graph use case. Our engineers will help you with product evaluation, data import, or configuration.