High-performance distributed multi-tier cache system. Built in Rust.

The cost efficiency of S3 with the speed of local RAM. A multi-tenant vector and full-text search engine featuring a tiered RAM → NVMe → S3 architecture for microsecond latency on top of object storage

Run SQL across Relational DBs, Data Lakes, S3, MongoDB, Redis, and vector stores. Turn any query into a REST API. Built on Rust + Apache DataFusion.

Browse Lance tables from your local machine in a simple web UI. No database to set up. Mount a folder and go.

Comparing LanceDB and Elasticsearch for full-text search and vector search performance

Integration between Lance and Ray for distributed data processing

An AI-Native ECS Simulation Engine combining the composibility of Pydantic with the distributed processing power of Daft Dataframes and Multi-Modal Big Data storage with LanceDB

Prototype database for designing database kernel

Incremental processing and maintaining data freshness with CocoIndex and LanceDB

A minimal image search engine showcasing Firn over Lance on AWS S3. Upload an image, CLIP turns it into a 512-dim vector, Lance stores it on S3, and Firn serves nearest-neighbour queries through a tiered RAM + NVMe cache.

A bridge between Lance.gg and React

LanceDB C# SDK

✨ Un jeu du dé totalement fait en Python par moi, et en français.

A minimal storage layer for storing large matrices and embeddings

Understand the structure of your data — without training machine learning models

A minimal FastAPI API that accepts an image via POST, stores it locally with a SHA256 filename, vectorizes it using OpenAI's CLIP model, and appends the vector to a local Lance dataset. Designed as a small MVP for local or Fly.io deployment.

JSON parser design pattern 🔱

a TUI for handling large vector embeddings datasets (with Lance) and run graph-based search

Minimal FastAPI project to test storing and searching image vector data using the Lance format on Cloudflare R2.

Using the Lance extension in DuckDB for querying, joining and materializing on tables in either system