[relaunched]

I'm reading this post and really confused.if you have something, it might be easier to show it. It also seems like some of what you are selling is devoid of any understanding of the real world nuance and specificity that you encounter at scale.

Whatever you have built, clearly doesn't do all of these things today, if ever. What have you built or what are you building? How is it different, today, from whatever else is in the market.

I have a sushi restaurant. But, instead of us making sushi for you, we show you and your guests how to make it and by the end of the night, you're doing it like a pro and having a great experience, with wonderful food.

Then, we'll let you know if it's worth giving it a shot.

[bellevue]

OP sounded very hypothetical to me - not asking as a startup idea...

[twokei]

Yep! Just to clarify, this is entirely hypothetical! I want to know the value-add people would put on such a database if it were to exist.

There's little insight from what I've seen in the database market as to what people really want the most out of a database, or what makes a database "appealing" to people apart from its reputation from being time-tested.