Small data matters

It's everywhere. People and businesses depend on it. So we built the best tool to manage it.

Sufyan Dawoodjee smiling aboard a boat
Built by Sufyan Dawoodjee in California.

Why something new?

Other tools leave you wanting more.

Spreadsheets

Spreadsheets are fast and easy to use, but their cell-and-formula model provides few guardrails and makes relationships hard to manage.

Databases

Relational databases guarantee data integrity and support expressive queries, but actually managing data is tedious.

Configuration files

Text files formats like JSON, YAML, and XML are easy to edit and version control, but are difficult to manage at scale.

Saka lets you edit your data like a spreadsheet, structure and query it like a database, and version-control it like a file.

What's different?

Saka isn't the first spreadsheet-database hybrid. But its unique technology gives it superpowers you won't find anywhere else.

Graph data model

Organize your data into a graph of interrelated entities.


Entity membership is dynamic so data can evolve as your domain understanding evolves.

Expressive query language

SakaQL is what SQL would be if it were invented in 2026.


Expression-oriented, NULL-free, modern syntax, and powerful types.

Incremental query engine

Saka surgically updates query results when data changes.


This means that UI stays snappy even for complex queries.

Cloud and Local

Saka supports both cloud and local development.


You control your data and your workflow.

Where Saka is today

The core technology works, but Saka is still in alpha and the product is not yet complete.

The focus now is on completing essential features, fixing bugs, learning from real use, and making Saka a dependable product.

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