The Mechanics Behind 10M QPS, All in One Library
Qianji is an offline-first knowledge base app for high-concurrency system architecture. 240 hands-on articles trace the evolution from 100K to 10M QPS across seven domains — network architecture, load balancing, caching, databases, message queues, service architecture, and monitoring & operations — with new content added continuously. Dual navigation via table of contents and architecture diagram turns linear articles into a connected web of knowledge.

First principles to explain the mechanics, production post-mortems to distill the trade-offs — a coherent system, not scattered fragments.
A one-of-a-kind architecture-diagram view: seven nodes map to the seven domains, and tapping any node jumps straight to the related articles — follow the request lifecycle and see the key trade-off at every hop.
Spanning 7 domains and 49 subcategories, the articles build layer by layer along the 100K-to-10M QPS storyline, pairing rich architecture diagrams with real production post-mortems — and the library keeps growing.
Native Markdown rendering with syntax-highlighted code, tables, and zoomable images; full-text search works fully offline with every hit highlighted, and dark mode keeps late-night reading easy on the eyes.
Articles and diagrams ship inside the install package, so you can read on the subway, on an international flight, or in a server room with no signal — with no account, no ads, and no analytics or tracking.
Highlight key takeaways as you read, jot down annotations, and bookmark the articles you reach for most; a single hub gathers all your notes for review, and reading progress is tracked automatically.
Export any single article as a cover image in one tap, with a mobile-friendly layout and a wider desktop layout. To protect the content, export and sharing are limited to individual articles; PDF and bulk export are not available.
From install to mastery in three steps.
Download it from your app store and start reading right away — all content ships inside the package, with no sign-up and no network required.
Read the seven domains in order from the table of contents, or switch to the architecture-diagram view and tap the node you're wrestling with right now — start where the problem lives.
Highlight and take notes as you read, and bookmark the key articles; when a problem comes up, offline full-text search finds the answer fast, so key takeaways are always close at hand.



Four roles, one library.
When a backend engineer hits a tough trade-off in rate limiting, cache consistency, or database sharding, offline search jumps straight to the right article — highlight and bookmark it, and it's back in seconds next time.
When drafting a design, open the architecture-diagram view and walk the request lifecycle hop by hop to examine the reasoning behind each trade-off, giving team reviews a clear and traceable architectural foundation.
Read offline on your commute and grasp the principles behind stock interview questions as one coherent system; with notes and highlights, run a full systematic review before the interview.
Read the seven domains in order, build a big-picture mental model with the architecture diagram, and let related-article recommendations tie scattered concepts into a single web.
The Android installer is now available from the official website and will also roll out to Android app stores. iOS and HarmonyOS will follow.
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Qianji and the library it houses are both evolving. Whether it's a correction to an article, a topic you'd like covered, a feature request, or a bug report, write to us — we read every message carefully.