Spice AI
Spice AI is a data platform for AI context that enables sub-second queries across any data source.
What is Spice AI?
Spice AI is a data platform for AI context that lets developers and enterprises query any data source at the speed AI demands. The open-source platform is deployable anywhere — locally, at the edge, or on the fully managed Spice.ai Cloud Platform. Spice AI offers SQL federation and acceleration for fast, federated access to operational databases, data lakes, and warehouses. It also provides hybrid search combining keyword, vector, and full-text search in SQL, as well as embedded AI inference that allows calling hosted or local LLMs directly from the query layer. The platform features AI sandboxing and security for provisioning isolated, least-privilege datasets, and distributed observability for end-to-end tracing across SQL, embeddings, search, and LLM calls. Spice AI is deployed in production by global enterprises including Twilio and Barracuda.
Web3 dapps and developer tools related to Spice AI
Discover blockchain applications that are frequently used with Spice AI.
Alchemy
Chainbase
Maestro
Uniblock
Developer resources from Alchemy
How dedicated blockchain infrastructure works
Dedicated blockchain infrastructure puts RPC and indexing workloads on single-tenant clusters. Here's how isolation, regions, redundancy, and failover work.
How we built low-latency RPC infrastructure
RPC latency is a systems problem, not a single bottleneck. Here is how Alchemy reduced latency across the edge, routing, scaling, node operations, and measurement.
Building the world’s largest prediction market: Polymarket at $15.5B+
While Polymarket was scaling their business on Alchemy, our team completely rebuilt our infrastructure from the ground up to elevate our customers to the next level.
Spice AI alternatives
Explore web3 competitors and apps like Spice AI.
Helius
OpenSea Subgraph
Pinax
Compound v3 SubgraphApp store listings are independently reviewed and written by Alchemy using a combination of inbound submissions, editorial research, public project sources, and third-party directories, including ecosystem data from The Grid under the Open Database License, DefiLlama, DappRadar, Reown, and chain ecosystem pages.
