The Row64 Platform

Row64's performance-optimized client-server architecture is designed to be incredibly fast and interactive. Robust APIs make it easy to integrate into any data pipeline. It runs securely in the cloud, on-prem, and on virtual machines.

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The Row64 Stack

The Row64 platform is designed for optimal performance, flexibility, and user interactivity.

Row64 Studio
Data modeling and a simple drag-and-drop interface enables the creation of next-generation dashboards quickly and easily.
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Row64 Dashboard Server
Features hundreds of optimizations that deliver real-time interactivity to an unlimited number of users and panes for compute-intensive analysis and detailed visualizations.
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Row64 Streaming Server
Streams live sub-millisecond updates that aggregate with historical warehouse data, making it an ideal display engine for Apache Kafka, Flink, or proprietary streaming pipelines.
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Dashboard Clients
Runs on all popular browsers and is optimized for interactive visualizations that detail relationships between physical assets and structured data at a massive scale.
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RAMDB
A multi-threaded, vertically integrated real-time database GPU-optimized to handle structured and unstructured relational data with high-speed and low-latency processing.
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A Robust Set of Connectors

Data APIs

Manage Row64's data connections with Python and high-speed C++ APIs.

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GIS Connector APIs

Read mapping, CAD, doc, and media files with Python, JavaScript, and C++ APIs.

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Streaming API's

Support high-level streaming protocols down to low-level device protocols for IOT and AMI.

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Pop Up Web Apps

Visualize multiple file formats with React, Angular, and JavaScript APIs.

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Row64 dashboards allow us to make real-time changes to complex economic models for our clients that were not feasible with existing solutions. It's a game-changer.

Jonathan Wilson

Jonathan Wilson CTO, Resolution Economics