What is HASH?

HASH is a new kind of database, designed to be used by both individuals and organizations. It syncs with the apps you already use, and grows itself automatically as you use them, and browse the web.

In doing so, it builds a knowledge graph, or private "web", of information. All of this data can then be accessed, used and updated from one place.

How can webs be used?

HASH lets you:

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  sync information from your web to other apps and databases using integrations

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  create documents that use live or historical data

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  construct dashboards and custom views of data, atop free-form canvases

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  build interfaces and apps on top of data... with or without writing code

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  set up automated flows that perform actions or transform data (manually executable, calendar-schedulable, and conditionally triggerable upon events)

These capabilities combine to make HASH a truly all-in-one workspace capable of integrating with — as well as replacing — many different kinds of apps.

How can I use HASH?

You'll need a free account. You'll probably also want to install the browser extension. These steps and others are covered in the Geting Started guide.

As for what you might use HASH for, this is covered in the upcoming Use Cases section of the user guide, next.