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Show HN: Moose - OSS framework to build analytical back ends with
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Author : okane
Score : 65 points
Date : 2025-04-23 16:41 UTC (6 hours ago)
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| vlokshin wrote:
| Impressive team behind this. Excited to see what they cook up.
| justingdelisle wrote:
| This is sick, insane shipping speed from these guys
| Callicles wrote:
| Founder here. Thanks for the interest! We built Moose because we
| were tired of the complexity involved in setting up and
| maintaining data pipelines.
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| What makes Moose different is how it simplifies the entire
| workflow - from ingestion to processing to serving data through
| APIs. We've found teams spend too much time wiring together
| different tools rather than focusing on the actual data insights.
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| The local development experience was a big focus for us. You can
| instantly test your changes with real data without waiting for
| deployments. And we've made sure the same code runs identically
| in production to eliminate those frustrating "works on my
| machine" moments.
|
| Happy to answer any questions about our technical approach or how
| we're handling specific use cases. We're particularly interested
| in hearing about pain points you've experienced with existing
| data systems or any feedback you might have on Moose.
| Zephyr314 wrote:
| Do you guys have examples of people actually using this in
| production? I'm curious how it scales beyond dev.
| Callicles wrote:
| We are currently in Production on Boreal
| https://www.fiveonefour.com/boreal, our hosting solution for
| Moose with F45 https://f45training.com, a global studio
| fitness studio brand. We wrote a case study with them here:
| https://www.fiveonefour.com/blog/case-study-f45. So we Have a
| 24/7 consumer facing deployment that we have been running for
| the last 5 months.
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| We are going towards 1.0 from an API perspective, we have
| just landed what we internally call DMV2 which is the latest
| iteration of the abstraction level for the api. Think SST /
| Terraform CDK vertically integrated for Data.
|
| If you are looking to work with Moose in production we would
| love to chat with you :)
| f45_greg wrote:
| Hi Zephyr! I'm the Head of Engineering at F45 Training. We
| had early access to moose, and we've been using it in
| production since last year with thousands of our members. We
| use moose to manage the backend for LionHeart - our heart
| rate tracking system in studio. We also use Moose's paid
| hosting service called Boreal. It's a new product so still a
| bit rough around the edges - but it has scaled really well
| for us and the 514 Team has been terrific.
| wiradikusuma wrote:
| Does it support Timescale(DB)?
| Callicles wrote:
| Not yet, but if you are interested in using we could chat and
| add support for it. We want to expand support eventually for
| all major OLAP provider.
| tripti_mishra wrote:
| Honestly, I was just so over the nonstop ETL and data wrangling
| grind. I just wanted to build stuff that actually shows results
| and not waste half my day setting up pipelines. That's how I
| ended up using Moose in one of my prototypes. It's been awesome
| seeing it cut through the noise and let me skip the annoying
| setup so I can get straight to building features that actually
| matter. Cool stuff - cheers!
| Platanitos wrote:
| Very cool, going to try this in our next internal build sprint :)
| ariforu wrote:
| I think Moose is onto something--it simplifies data pipelines by
| abstracting away the complexity. I really like it. Very clever!
| Zephyr314 wrote:
| Very cool to see what used to take a team years to build in a
| simple, intuitive OSS package. Getting a stack like this up and
| running in 20 lines of python out of the box would have been
| unthinkable 10 years ago. Congrats to the team. Can't wait to see
| where you take this!
| tnolet wrote:
| I'd brand this OS Tinybird.
| Callicles wrote:
| ;)
| Ankitstwt wrote:
| Impressive work done by Team!
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