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Stop wasting time cleaning and parsing data.


Data on tens of millions of entities, accessible instantly from your code or app.


No bulk downloads. No scraping or parsing. No data specs to learn.


Test it out in the console to the right.


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It's free and takes one minute!


Build a matrix of computable data in seconds.

Access data from hundreds of sources about millions of entities by specifying what entities you're interested in and what properties you want for them.

usa = entity('united states of america')[0]
# build a set of entities
states = usa.property('state')[0].value()
# get properties related to income
props = states[0].property('income')
# use matrix to build a matrix
data = matrix(states, props)
							

As easy as importing a library.

Get started in minutes. Search semantically. There is no schema to learn.

from kemvi import *
# use entity to find entities
obama = entity('Barack Obama')
# use property to get properties
obama.property('vote on s2008-110').value()
# search semantically
entity('japan')[0] == entity('nippon')[0] # True
							

Hop from concept to concept in seconds.

Easily traverse an immense linked graph of information.

# Hop from entity to entity.
# Here, from a zipcode to its state to its median income.
entity('10027')[0].property('county')[0].value().property(
    'state').property('median income').value()
# Another example
yes_votes = entity('patriot act')[0].property(
    'voted yea')[0].value()
for congressman in yes_votes:
    print congressman.property('religion')[0].value()
							

Expansive, and growing fast.

Kemvi includes hundreds of millions of data points about millions of entities, and is growing quickly.

# Millions of entities
entity('harry reid')            # People
entity('moscow')                # Places
entity('economic stimulus')     # Concepts
# and properties
oc = entity('orange county, ca')[0]
oc.property('theft')            # Crime
oc.property('private school')   # Education
oc.property('hotels')           # Business
oc.property()                   # and much more.
# Use the active command line above to search for data!