Who maintains TerminusDB

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TerminusDB is actively maintained. Gettier and the core maintainers look after the project, and have done so since 2025. We ship regular releases of the open-source community version, with new features, speed improvements, and security fixes.

Recent releases

Here is what shipped in the 12.0 series:

  • 12.0.0 (December 2025) — precise numbers and free-form JSON documents.
  • 12.0.1 (December 2025) — GraphQL _count and WOQL set operators.
  • 12.0.4 (February 2026) — fast range queries and interval algebra.
  • 12.0.5 (March 2026) — streaming history with diffs.
  • 12.0.6 (June 2026) — shared documents and Handlebars text rendering.
  • 12.0.7 (August 2026) — resolve merge conflicts with insert and delete patches.
  • 12.0.8 (October 2026) — UUID v7 keys and faster raw JSON loading.
  • 12.0.9 (October 2026) — security fixes and a patch for raw JSON documents.

The full list is in the 12.0 changelog. You can follow the code on GitHub.

Open source stays open source

TerminusDB is open source under the Apache 2.0 license. The community version keeps getting releases and security patches. You can run it yourself for free with Docker.

For production, managed hosting and TerminusDB Enterprise are available through TerminusDB Cloud and Azure.

How Gettier uses TerminusDB

Gettier builds a platform for finance teams, from record to report, where every number is traced to its source. TerminusDB is the open-source foundation under it.

Financial reporting needs the same things TerminusDB is built for:

  • Every change is tracked. You can see who changed a value, when, and in which commit.
  • Data is checked before it counts. The schema checks every document when it is written.
  • History is kept. You can go back to any earlier commit and compare it with today.

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