KeyLines

KeyLines is a JavaScript software development kit (SDK) designed for building interactive graph visualization applications. It is intended for developers and analysts who need to uncover insights from complex, connected data at scale, supporting use cases such as cybersecurity, fraud detection, intelligence, and supply chain risk analysis. The SDK enables the creation of visual tools that help users explore and analyze large-scale networks, making it easier to identify patterns, relationships, and actionable intelligence within dense datasets.

The platform offers a range of advanced graph visualization features. These include combo decluttering, which allows users to group nodes for pattern recognition without overwhelming the chart, and the ability to drill down into underlying relationships. KeyLines incorporates graph centrality and traversal algorithms to reveal connectivity and data flow, as well as customizable styling options for nodes, combos, links, and annotations. Its layouts are designed to efficiently clarify complex graphs, and GPU-based rendering ensures high performance and responsiveness even with large datasets, keeping interactions like panning and zooming smooth.

KeyLines is flexible in its integration, fitting with any browser, device, server, or database. It is backend-agnostic and is commonly used with databases such as Neo4j and Amazon Neptune, although it is not limited to these. The SDK comes with comprehensive tutorials, demos, and API documentation, supporting developers throughout the build process. A Figma Design Kit is also available to help teams prototype graph interfaces before writing JavaScript, streamlining the design-to-development workflow.

The SDK is developed and supported by Cambridge Intelligence and is delivered with expert support, including onboarding, health checks, workshops, and tailored guidance from the development team. KeyLines is developed under an ISO 27001-certified security framework. Organizations can request a free evaluation license to explore the SDK in their own environment before making a purchase.