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Qoory’s entity graph is the structured layer beneath search, profiles, rankings, and reports. It represents an entity once, then connects that entity to the relationships and observations that make it useful for research.

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Core entity types

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Why relationships matter

A keyword index can find documents that mention a name. An entity graph can also answer structured questions such as which funds backed a project, which people hold roles across related projects, or which news cluster belongs to a specific token rather than another entity with the same symbol.

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Stable identity

Names, tickers, and social handles are not globally unique. Qoory assigns stable entity identifiers and slugs, then connects aliases and relationships to that identity. A relationship is added only when the system has enough evidence to connect the records; unresolved accounts and ambiguous search results remain separate.

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Missing relationships

The graph is continuously enriched and is not complete. A missing edge means Qoory has not stored a sufficiently supported relationship. It does not prove that the relationship does not exist.