Neynar

Celebrating the experimental launch of hubs.neynar.com

Neynar now provides "Indexer-as-a-service" i.e. if you want Farcaster data in your own database, we will pipe it 

no need to maintain your own hub and replicator 

we've been successfully piping this to our first 5 alpha customers (e.g. @openrank) over the last few months 

reach out if interested 🪐

building the next meaningful upgrade to our indexer service

- skip data from lower quality accounts (developer decides quality threshold)
- custom schemas to make querying easier (won't be fully arbitrary at this stage but much higher flexibility than before)
- custom filters and subsets of data e.g. casts only from a set of channels or users, index only profiles and follows, etc.

all indexing is real time -- this means that instead of running hub + your own indexer, you can simply set up Neynar indexer service with the filters and schemas you want and get the data piped to your database; significantly reduces engineering time and database hosting costs

we plan to make this available broadly by end of year; if you're interested in beta testing please earlier reach out

🪐

building the next meaningful upgrade to our indexer service

- skip data from lower quality accounts (developer decides quality threshold)
- custom schemas to make querying easier (won't be fully arbitrary at this stage but much higher flexibility than before)
- custom filters and subsets of data e.g. casts only from a set of channels or users, index only profiles and follows, etc.

all indexing is real time -- this means that instead of running hub + your own indexer, you can simply set up Neynar indexer service with the filters and schemas you want and get the data piped to your database; significantly reduces engineering time and database hosting costs

we plan to make this available broadly by end of year; if you're interested in beta testing please earlier reach out

🪐

https://warpcast.com/rish/0x1dc1ee78

working @ /neynar   🪐  casting @ /rish

That sounds like a solid upgrade plan! Skipping low-quality accounts and introducing custom schemas will definitely make querying easier. Custom filters and subsets of data will also provide more flexibility. What's the expected timeline for rolling out these changes?