Platform · Data & knowledge
The warehouse under the curation.
Yard is the raw warehouse of ingested databases that Kiln curates on top of, 2,000+ integrated databases assembled into a knowledge graph of 60B+ RDF triples. It is the substrate our models train on and our data-gap analysis reads from.
Updated July 18, 2026
- 2,000+
- integrated databases
- 60B+
- RDF triples in the knowledge graph
- 1
- graph the whole platform reads from
Capabilities
What Yard does
One knowledge graph
Thousands of sources land in a single graph structure instead of scattered, incompatible files.
The training substrate
Our in-house models train on the entire Yard graph, giving them far more signal than public data alone.
Feeds gap analysis
Gaps reads Yard to decide which endpoints have evidence and which are genuinely empty.
Related
Works closely with
FAQ
Yard questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
What is Yard?
Yard is the raw warehouse of ingested databases Kiln curates on top of, 2,000+ integrated databases assembled into a knowledge graph of 60B+ RDF triples.
Who uses Yard directly?
Yard is the substrate the in-house models train on and the graph Gaps reads to tell a real data gap from one already covered elsewhere.
Is Yard the same as Kiln?
No. Yard is the raw, comprehensive warehouse; Kiln is the curated, normalized layer built on top of it for querying.
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