SvelteKit
MITthe application framework — routing, SSR, form actions, and API endpoints
v10r is built on the open-source projects and hosted services below. Every entry links to its official site, the in-app docs, and the showcase that proves the integration works.
serverless PostgreSQL hosting the relational data
managed graph database behind the catalog and Graph-RAG retrieval
typed schema and queries over Postgres
serverless Redis for rate limiting, caching, and circuit breakers
S3-compatible object storage for uploads and files
by Rasmus Andersson — the default interface face, body text in most typography sets
by JetBrains — the monospace face for code in every typography set
by Claus Eggers Sørensen — the serif headings of the Editorial set
by Florian Karsten — Editorial body text and Technical headings
by Undercase Type — the soft serif headings of the Display set
by Vernon Adams — the rounded face of the Rounded set
packages the typefaces above as npm modules, so they are self-hosted rather than loaded from a font CDN
the WebGL 3D engine
declarative Three.js scenes in Svelte
interactive vector maps
basemap styles and vector tiles behind the interactive maps
the map data under every basemap — © OpenStreetMap contributors
canvas charts
force, hierarchy, and sankey layout math behind the diagrams
node-and-edge flow diagrams
streaming chat, tool calling, and embeddings behind one provider API
model provider for chat and embeddings
fast inference for the chat models
optional model provider, selectable alongside Gemini and Groq
hosting — serverless functions, cron jobs, and analytics
transactional email — sign-in links, one-time codes, and notifications
runtime for development, scripts, and tests
rootless containers that keep the host machine clean
linting and formatting in one tool
the test runner behind the validation gate
Third-party 3D models and photos the showcases ship, each with its author and the license it is used under.
This page covers the headline stack. Every package that ships to the browser is listed with its version and full license text in the third-party license file, generated at build time. The complete dependency inventory is package.json in the public repository.
Velociraptor itself is released under the MIT license.