OneGraph
OneGraph is a GraphQL service that hat wraps and connects the internet's SaaS APIs.
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OneGraph operated as a solution for API integration, founded in 2018 by Sean Grove and Daniel Woelfel. The company's core offering was a platform that provided a single GraphQL endpoint to connect and interact with numerous third-party services, simplifying the process for developers.
The service enabled developers to build integrations with applications like Salesforce, Stripe, Zendesk, Twitter, and GitHub much more rapidly than traditional methods. OneGraph's platform managed the complexities of authentication with various providers and allowed developers to query multiple APIs through a single, unified GraphQL interface. This approach eliminated the need for developers to write and maintain individual middleware for each service, handling tasks such as request parallelization, queuing, and caching automatically. A key feature was the ability to fetch data from different services in a single call, for instance, retrieving information from YouTube and Twitter simultaneously.
The business catered to developers and companies that rely on integrating external SaaS tools into their applications. Its pricing model was based on monthly usage. The company participated in the Summer 2018 batch of the Y Combinator accelerator, securing $150K in a seed funding round from investors including Y Combinator, SignalFire, Dig Ventures, and Pioneer Fund. In November 2021, Netlify, a platform for web development and automation, acquired OneGraph. Following the acquisition, co-founders Sean Grove and Daniel Woelfel joined Netlify to lead the API ecosystem strategy, with the goal of integrating OneGraph's capabilities into the Netlify platform to enhance its API integration features for the Jamstack ecosystem.
Keywords: API integration, GraphQL, developer tools, API management, SaaS integration, third-party APIs, Y Combinator, Netlify acquisition, Sean Grove, Daniel Woelfel, Jamstack, API ecosystem, data fetching, authentication handling, API abstraction, unified API, developer productivity, Salesforce integration, Stripe integration, GitHub integration