Visual ontology editor
Shape your ontology by drawing it.
Ontology modelling used to mean Protégé, OWL files and a permanent specialist. The Indentia editor turns it into a visual whiteboard with typed connections — for the business analyst, the domain expert and the data architect together.
Capabilities
Built so non-engineers can model — and engineers can trust the result.
Drag to connect
Click an entity, drag a line to another entity, drop. The editor turns the gesture into a typed relationship in your domain ontology — no manual RDF.
Right-click to edit
Every node and edge has a context menu — rename, retype, attach a glossary term, add a constraint, mark deprecated. Changes are written to the live graph.
Edit-mode toggle
Switch between read-only browsing (for stakeholders) and full editing (for ontology owners). Permissions follow ABAC — only owners with the right role can structurally change the model.
Live multi-user updates
WebSocket-based change propagation with dormant-mode reconnect. Two people editing the same graph see each other's changes within seconds, with conflict markers when they collide.
Embedded in the back office
The editor lives inside the Indentia back office as a first-class module — no separate login, no copy-paste of IRIs. It edits the same IndentiaDB that powers search and agents.
Versioned, auditable
Every structural change carries the identity of the editor, a timestamp and a diff. Roll back a release, replay the ontology at any past date, prove who changed what.
One graph. One source of truth.
The model in the editor is the model in production.
Edits land directly in IndentiaDB. Search, agents and dashboards see the new structure on the next query — no rebuild, no migration. The ontology is no longer a PDF that drifts away from the code; it is the code.