Hygraph

Last week our team had a Claude workshop, and it turned into one of the best afternoons we’ve had in a while. Fabian Beliza and Daniil Tykheev showed us how to connect Hygraph to Claude via MCP, and from there... everyone just started building. Here’s what came out of it: ☕ Fabian Beliza: a personal espresso diary to log orders and ratings, so he never forgets what to reorder 🌶️ Saumya Vasuthevan: a hot sauce store with products organized by spice level, plus blog content on the side ⚽ Brian Gathuita: a World Cup jersey store with 10 national team kits, grouped into continent collections ⛰️ Juan Diego Londoño: a hiking guide for the Colombian Coffee Zone, with trails broken down by difficulty and full trail info 🗞️ Konstantine Beridze: a newspaper-style portfolio for photography and writing, built around an artist profile 📊 Stefan Secker: a competitor pricing tracker that scrapes pricing pages and organizes plans into tiers with seats, price, and features 📚 Gargi Mahapatra: a book review app for rating, reviewing, and tracking key takeaways from what you read 💬 Kaihkashan Nakhuda: a quote collection where color and typography shift with the mood of each quote, plus a “wander mode” for random discovery Eight completely different ideas, built in one sitting, by people who mostly don’t write backend code day to day. That’s the real story here, though, not just what Claude + Hygraph MCP can do (a lot, apparently), but how ready this team is to just try things. Nobody needed convincing to spend an afternoon prototyping something random and slightly ridiculous. If you’re curious what Claude + Hygraph MCP can spin up from a single prompt, it’s worth trying yourself. Bring an idea, however small. You might have a working POC before your coffee gets cold. ☕ /app.hygraph.com/

A few weeks ago, our team flew in from across Europe and the US for our H2 Kickoff in Berlin, and it reminded us of something we never want to take for granted: the best part of Hygraph is, and always will be, the people. Over several days, we worked through challenges, ran workshops, shared meals, and had the kinds of conversations that turn colleagues into genuine teammates and friends. We built something that's hard to put on a roadmap: real connection. The people in these Polaroids are just one part of a much bigger team. Their ideas, expertise, and dedication are what shape Hygraph, and what will keep driving everything we do next.

Just starting, you still have time to join!

Want to know how you can manage 13 brands on 1 stack with 0 incidents? Today, Anthony Poliseno, CMO at Hygraph, and Diederik O. , E-commerce Engineering & Technology Lead at Vision Healthcare, will discuss how migrating to a structured content platform made true multi-brand management possible, and what it's unlocked since.

Want to know how you can manage 13 brands on 1 stack with 0 incidents? Today, Anthony Poliseno, CMO at Hygraph, and Diederik O. , E-commerce Engineering & Technology Lead at Vision Healthcare, will discuss how migrating to a structured content platform made true multi-brand management possible, and what it's unlocked since.

You can hear Anthony Poliseno's thoughts, as inspired by Gartner's event last week, in tomorrow's webinar with Diederik O. of Vision Healthcare NV. Make sure to sign up so you don't miss it!

Last week, I was at a Gartner event. Their outlook on B2B SaaS wasn’t exactly optimistic. As enterprise teams move more of their work into AI tools, SaaS products are increasingly becoming infrastructure. The interface matters less. What matters is the data they hold and how accessible it is. Structured content, clean APIs, retrievable data are the new baseline. What struck me is that this same conversation came up again today, in a completely different context. I was talking with Diederik O. , Platform Lead at Vision Healthcare. His team built a custom AI compliance tool using Claude and Hygraph in a matter of days. It pulls product content via API, checks it against EU regulatory bodies market by market, flags violations, and pushes approved changes back. Built for a problem so specific that no off-the-shelf tool would have solved it. That’s what Gartner is pointing at. AI use cases are becoming verticalized, so specific to each company’s context that the only way to build them is in-house. And the only way to build them fast is if your data is already structured and accessible. On June 23, Diederik is joining us for a live webinar to walk through exactly how Vision Healthcare built this, and what the architecture behind it looks like.

When you need every brand to go live across every market, without a hitch or an error, you might get a little stressed. Not Diederik O. Ever since he figured out how to run Vision Healthcare's13 brands on one stack, with 0 incidents, Black Friday looks a lot different. On June 23rd, he'll walk our CMO Anthony Poliseno  through exactly how he did it. Join the webinar and learn how to manage too many brands with a lot less stress 👇

If you had a chance to rebuild your multi-brand content stack, would you want to have it all in one platform? Then this webinar is for you. Diederik O., Lead E-Commerce Engineering and Technology at Vision Healthcare NV, will walk Anthony Poliseno, CMO at Hygraph, through how his team built a single stack architecture to run 13 brands for Vision Healthcare, how this allows them to execute projects faster, and how the structured content has prepared them to build out their AI tooling. Join the webinar on June 23rd and learn how you can upgrade your content operations:

AI doesn't transform how teams work all at once. It shows up in specific places, and that's where it actually matters. Our partners at ArcTouch have been building digital products since 2008. In a new piece, their Director of AI Luciano Ayres breaks down exactly where AI is making the most consistent difference across product teams: → Strategy: turning a wall of sticky notes into a working PRD before a workshop ends → Design: freeing designers from production work so they can focus on judgment and craft → Engineering: moving from writing code to owning it → QA: generating 50+ test scenarios from a codebase in under five minutes Tools amplify what's already there. Which is why how you direct AI matters as much as which AI you use. Read the full piece 👇 https://lnkd.in/e3Hxf27m