Query
“Trace the supply chain for a specific part 3 levels deep”
Answer
12 partners · 27 contracts · 3 risk nodes identified
Why · Single-source dependency · discontinuation risk · alternative suppliers surfaced instantly
Structure scattered industry knowledge into an ontology-based Knowledge Graph, query it in Korean natural language, and validate every answer with the executed Cypher. Delivers equivalent value to Palantir Foundry at a fraction of the cost.
Ontology · Knowledge Graph · GraphRAG
Use Cases
Ask in natural language, get instant answers, verify with the executed query. Safe even in audit and regulatory environments.
Query
“Trace the supply chain for a specific part 3 levels deep”
Answer
12 partners · 27 contracts · 3 risk nodes identified
Why · Single-source dependency · discontinuation risk · alternative suppliers surfaced instantly
Query
“Find all partners shared by two procurement clients”
Answer
17 total — direct 7 · 1st-degree 6 · 2nd-degree 4
Why · Cross-order patterns · negotiation leverage · market concentration analysis
Query
“Which companies above TRL 7 hold a specific technology?”
Answer
24 qualifying companies · average TRL 8.2
Why · Instantly identify commercializable companies · automate technology matching
Query
“Top 5 technology fields with new entrants in the past 6 months”
Answer
1st: Quantum sensors (12 new) · 2nd: Digital twin (8) ...
Why · Market trends · early detection of emerging threats and opportunities
Query
“Absorb this report (URL) into the graph”
Answer
27 entities extracted · 41 candidate relationships pending human review
Why · Auto-ingests reports, papers, and news · no gaps from missed updates
Query
“Show me the evidence behind this answer”
Answer
Executed Cypher + 8 source nodes + confidence 0.94
Why · Audit and regulatory compliance · 0% LLM hallucination
Six Core Capabilities
Natural Language Search
Automatically converts Korean questions into graph queries (Cypher). A pattern-matching-first architecture handles 99.7% of questions without any LLM call.
Knowledge Expansion
Automatically extracts entities from external documents (reports, papers, web pages) and matches them against the existing Knowledge Graph to surface new relationships and insights.
Relationship Visualization
Visualize an entire domain ecosystem on one screen with a 4-tier radial hierarchy and force-directed graph. Click any node for interactive 2-hop and 3-hop exploration.
Geospatial Map
View real-location clusters of domain entities on an interactive MapLibre GL map. Highlight filtered and natural language search results directly on the map.
Realtime Analytics
Real-time Neo4j Cypher-query-based dashboard. KPI cards, distribution charts, collaboration rankings, and growth trends — all on one screen. No mock data — all live measurements.
Domain-aware Synthetic Generation
Generates validation, simulation, and training synthetic data grounded in domain ontologies. Delivers the same data quality even when real data is scarce or sensitive. TTA synthetic data standard compatible.
System Architecture
Clean separation across four layers: Frontend, API, Data, and AI. Every layer is open-source based and can be transitioned to self-operated infrastructure.
5-Stage Knowledge Expansion Pipeline
Input a URL, PDF, or HWP file and the 5-stage pipeline handles the rest. The final stage requires human validation (HITL) before merging.
Palantir Foundry vs OntoCraft
We re-implemented Foundry's proven paradigm with Korean domain depth. The value Palantir delivers to the US government — at Korean SME pricing.
Category
Data Sovereignty
Palantir
US cloud
Subject to ITAR/EAR
OntoCraft
On-premises in Korea
Fully self-sovereign
Category
Korean Language Support
Palantir
English-centric
Limited Korean
OntoCraft
Korean NL 100%
100% accuracy
Category
Deployment Time
Palantir
6–12 months
FDE consulting required
OntoCraft
2–4 weeks
Self-configurable
Category
Vendor Lock-in
Palantir
High
Proprietary format
OntoCraft
None
Open-source, self-operated
Category
Domain Specialization
Palantir
General (optimized for US military)
Global standard
OntoCraft
Korean industry-specific
6-domain dictionary
Category
Cost (3-year TCO)
Palantir
Baseline
License + FDE + infrastructure
OntoCraft
Far lower
Lower TCO for equivalent value
※ Palantir figures are self-calculated estimates based on public Foundry Enterprise disclosures and domestic cases — for reference comparison only.
Domain Coverage
We build a dedicated dictionary for each domain — going deep, not broad, when entering a field.
82
Defense
Korean terms
100
Healthcare
Korean terms
90
Finance
Korean terms
60
Public Sector
Korean terms
70
Manufacturing
Korean terms
60
Education
Korean terms
462 terms total · ISO standard compatible · additional domains in progress
Technology Stack
On-premises deployable · air-gapped environment compatible · zero vendor lock-in.
Quality Metrics
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The full stack comes up with a single Docker Compose command. Neo4j, PostgreSQL, Redis, and Ollama all run on-premises. Works identically in air-gapped environments.
Pattern matching handles 99.7% of queries, so LLM API calls occur at just 0.3%. In air-gapped environments, local LLMs such as Ollama can replace them 100%.
Yes — REST API, GraphQL, WebSocket, and MCP standards are all exposed. A Palantir Foundry-style connector architecture supports simultaneous integration of 10+ data sources.
We currently maintain dictionaries for 6 domains (462 Korean terms). New domains are built collaboratively during the PoC phase — domain expansion is a core area of collaboration.
JWT + Keycloak SSO · MFA · 6-role × 65-permission RBAC · full API audit logging · Cypher injection defense · ReDoS prevention. SOC2/ISMS certification planned for 2028.
Pricing is negotiated per project. SME: setup ~100M KRW + annual license 50M–100M KRW / Mid-market: 200M–300M + 100M–200M / Enterprise & public sector: 300M–500M + 200M–300M. Far more cost-effective than Palantir Foundry.