Universal Blockchain Indexing

Index your smart contract events in seconds. Use SQL to query data across major chains and power apps, smart contracts, and BI tools.

40+ TB

Core indexed data provided

10+

Top chains supported

2 clicks

To index your contract

Why Devs Choose Space and Time

Universal

No subgraphs or YAML required. Just the standard SQL that you're already familiar with.

Fast

Just drop in your contract address. Space and Time streams events and builds tables automatically.

Seamless

One schema across all chains. Query any major chain with no rewrites.

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Index your contract

Paste in any contract address. Space and Time auto-detects and streams its events into SQL tables.

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Query your data

Use standard SQL on Space and Time Studio or APIs to analyze and join across chains with one unified schema.

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Build dashboards & apps

Power your dashboards, onchain apps, or smart contracts. No external oracles, no rewrites.

Start your pay-per-compute subscription and get Space and Time's indexing service with up to 100 queries included for free.

Smart Contract Event Indexing FAQ

Can I query Space and Time's indexed data using REST or GraphQL?

Yes. You can access any indexed dataset using lightweight REST or GraphQL endpoints. No need to run infrastructure.

Can I use this with my Solidity contracts?

Yes. Solidity contracts can call the API to fetch specific rows from indexed tables. No oracle or off-chain middleware needed.

How can I index blockchain data with SQL?

Just paste a smart contract address. We auto-detect events and generate relational tables that are immediately queryable.

What’s the best way to index smart contract data?

Space and Time eliminates YAML files and subgraph configs. We stream contract events and build normalized SQL tables you can use right away.

Is there an API to query smart contract data?

Yes. You can use our API to retrieve any indexed data from frontends, backends, or onchain apps.