World-scale interconnected graph
System Graph is described as the first quantitative model of the world as one interconnected system, built to connect evidence across domains and scales.
System is a free open platform for connecting evidence into a large-scale systems graph, with APIs, natural-language access, and a healthcare-focused Clinical Graph.
System is a free, open, and living public resource that aims to explain how anything in the world is connected to everything else. The site presents it as a systems-thinking platform that turns siloed knowledge into connected, queryable models.
At the product level, System Graph is the core offering: an AI-powered quantitative model of the world as one interconnected system. It extracts evidence from verified sources, links findings into a large-scale graph, and exposes that model through APIs and natural-language access.
The homepage and product pages position the platform for people working across complex domains such as health and climate, where relationships between variables matter more than isolated facts. The Health page also frames a clinical version, System Health, for understanding patient health as a system of interacting biology, behaviors, and environments.
System also supports a community and demo-led motion. Visitors can request a demo, join a Slack community, and receive product updates and early access to new features.
System Graph is described as the first quantitative model of the world as one interconnected system, built to connect evidence across domains and scales.
The platform extracts empirical findings from peer-reviewed studies and expert-curated databases using large language models, then normalizes and links them in a graph.
The site says the graph uses causal inference techniques and meta-analysis to synthesize findings across sources and fields.
Knowledge is presented with complete provenance so users can trace findings back to their sources.
The graph is updated daily and is described as continuously trained, with no knowledge cut-off.
System says the graph is queryable through GraphQL, REST APIs, or natural language, and primary nodes are interoperable with established ontologies such as UMLS and Wikidata.
Explore how variables in health, climate, migration, and other domains relate to one another when the goal is to understand upstream and downstream effects across systems.
Use the System Graph as a source-backed model for retrieving context, diagnosis, and prediction instead of searching only for isolated facts.
Support healthcare decision-making with System Health and the Clinical Graph, which present a systems-level view of every patient and every disease.
Synthesize published evidence and expert-curated data into connected relationships that can support population health roadmaps and similar planning work.
System is positioned as a free, open, living public resource and platform for understanding how things connect across the world. The site also offers demo requests and a Slack community for people who want to follow updates or discuss use cases.
The site presents System Graph as an AI-powered, quantitative model of the world as one interconnected system. It is based on evidence extracted from verified sources, then meta-analyzed and linked together in a large-scale graph.
System Graph is described as accessible through GraphQL, REST APIs, and natural language. The health page also frames System as a platform for clinical decision support and patient-level health analysis through the Clinical Graph.
The pricing page at /pricing returns a not found page, so the source does not provide public pricing details. The homepage instead points visitors toward requesting a demo.