• Zero-Knowledge Proofs: Enables verification of data authenticity without revealing the actual data.
• Data Security: Uses strong cryptographic techniques to protect stored data.
• Query Privacy: Allows querying of data without exposing the contents of the database.
• Scalability: Designed to handle large datasets efficiently while maintaining security.
• Permission Controls: Provides mechanisms to control access and permissions securely.

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To create a new database, navigate to the Navigation pane, click on the "+" icon or right-click and select "New Database."

Navigate to your target database in the Navigation pane, right-click and select "Edit Database." Make the necessary changes to the fields and press “Save” to update the record in the database.

Navigate to your target database in the Navigation pane, right-click and select "Delete Database." Press "Confirm" to delete the database.

Yes, zkDatabase can be integrated with existing database infrastructures through APIs and connectors. This facilitates adoption without requiring a complete overhaul of existing systems.

Yes, navigate to your target database in the Navigation pane, right-click and select "Duplicate Database." Make the necessary changes to the fields and press "Create Database" to create the new database.

Navigate to the Object Toolbar of Database and click "Create new collection" or right-click and select "New collection" in the Navigation pane. Enter the collection name and click "Create Collection."

Navigate to your target collection in the Navigation pane, right-click and select "Edit Collection." Make the necessary changes to the fields and press "Save" to update the record in the collection.

Navigate to your target collection in the Navigation pane, right-click and select "Delete Collection." Press "Confirm" to delete the collection.

Yes, navigate to your target collection in the Navigation pane, right-click and select "Move to Database." Enter the new database name and press "Confirm" to move the collection.

Navigate to the Documents tab. You can view documents in List View, JSON View, or Table View by selecting the appropriate view using the View buttons.

Navigate to your target document in the Navigation pane, click the edit icon in the document space at the Document tab, make the necessary changes, and press "Save" to update the document.

Hover over the document and click the Copy icon to copy the document to your clipboard.

Click the + Add Stage button to add an aggregation stage, select the stage from the drop-down menu, fill in your pipeline stage, and select Run at the top right of the pipeline builder to return your results.

Click the Save drop-down menu (Save, Save as, and Create view), enter a name for your pipeline, and click the Save button to save your pipeline.

In the top-left corner of the pipeline builder, click the folder icon to open the drop-down menu of saved pipelines, select an aggregation pipeline, and click your choice.

Navigate to the pipeline you want to export, and use the Export option to select the desired programming language for the export.

Indexes are special data structures that improve query performance. You can create, edit, and manage indexes from the Indexes tab, specifying fields, index types, and other properties.

From the Indexes tab, hover over the index you want to hide, click the Hide Index button, and confirm your selection. To unhide the index, repeat the steps.

In the Schema tab, you can create a query filter by entering a filter document in the query bar. Click the Options button to specify query options, such as fields to display and the number of results to return.