TwiceDB

What it does

TwiceDB uses bitemporal modeling to maintain a complete history of your data, tracking both when something happened “in the real world” and when the database learned that it happened. This allows you to “time travel” - to reproduce all past query results.

TwiceDB is a bitemporal object database that maintains a complete history of your data.

Bitemporal modeling maintains a complete history of your data, tracking both when something happened “in the real world” and when the database learned that it happened. This allows you to “time travel” - to reproduce query results using data that has since changed or been deleted - and to understand data evolution over time. See Why TwiceDB to learn more. Since we operate in the AWS cloud, there’s minimal latency between your servers and ours. Run a nearly unlimited number of reads in parallel with consistent latency. We publish client libraries for Go and for Java to make developing with TwiceDB fast and easy. Get started in minutes by following our examples…from twicedb.com

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