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 As part of the python APIs you can host your data within Raphtory's GraphQL server. This makes it super easy to integrate your graphy analytics with web applications.
 
-Below is a small example creating a graph, running a server hosting this data, and directly querying it with our GraphQL client.
+Below is a small example creating a graph, running a server hosting this data, querying it with our GraphQL client, or visualising your data in the UI.
 
 ```python
 from raphtory import Graph
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 ![GraphQL Playground](https://i.imgur.com/p0HH6v3.png)
 
+### Graph Visualisation and Explorations
+Once the GraphQL server is running, you can access the UI directly. If the server is hosted on port 1736, the UI will be available at http://localhost:1736. The UI allows you to search for data in Raphtory, explore connections, and visualise the graph effortlessly.
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+![Graph User Interface](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/65aec644-edf8-4db6-a932-5b63228e9e0d)
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 ## Getting started
 To get you up and running with Raphtory we provide a full set of tutorials on the [Raphtory website](https://raphtory.com):