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A free, offline-first desktop diagramming application built on Electron with complete internet isolation for security.
A privacy-focused, open-source note-taking app with end-to-end encrypted sync across all major platforms.
An open-source, offline-first API client that stores collections as files for Git-based collaboration.
A fast, local-first, reactive NoSQL database for JavaScript applications with realtime sync capabilities.
A decentralized graph database and synchronization protocol for building real-time, offline-first applications with end-to-end encryption.
A fast, privacy-first desktop API client for REST, GraphQL, WebSockets, SSE, and gRPC.
A JavaScript database that syncs data between browsers and servers, enabling offline-first web applications.
A legacy note-taking app for programmers with Markdown support, snippets, and desktop apps.
A mobile database for iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS that replaces Core Data and SQLite with an object-oriented model.
A mobile database for iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS that replaces Core Data and SQLite with an object-oriented, reactive model.
A minimalistic wrapper for IndexedDB that simplifies client-side database operations in browsers and hybrid apps.
A reactive and asynchronous database framework optimized for building powerful React and React Native apps that scale.
A mobile app for creating and maintaining long-term positive habits with detailed statistics and flexible schedules.
A sample Android app demonstrating modern development with Hilt, Coroutines, Flow, Jetpack, and MVVM architecture.
A mobile database that runs directly inside phones, tablets, or wearables as an alternative to SQLite and key-value stores.
A Node.js module to generate a service worker that precaches static resources for offline web apps.
MVC framework for building realtime, collaborative applications that run in both Node.js and browsers.
An easy-to-use Android app that lets anyone contribute to OpenStreetMap by answering simple questions on location.
A generic backend with a client API for building Offline First applications without thinking about server-side logic.
A minimalist, single-file kanban board that stores all data locally for offline use.
A browser API that provides event-driven scripts running independently of web pages, enabling offline capabilities and network request interception.
A collection of service worker tools for caching dynamic content and offlining runtime requests.
A curated collection of resources for building offline-first web applications.
A curated collection of resources for building offline-first web applications.
A local storage wrapper for React Native and web apps with size control, auto-expiring, remote data syncing, and batch queries.
SQLSync is a collaborative offline-first wrapper around SQLite that synchronizes web application state between users, devices, and the edge.
An offline-capable HTML5 mind mapping application that runs entirely in the browser.
A React Native toolbelt for handling offline/online connectivity with smooth Redux integration.
A client-side JavaScript webapp for browsing Pokémon data with full offline capability.
A Swift library that automatically syncs Realm Database with Apple CloudKit for seamless offline-first data synchronization across Apple devices.
A powerful, minimalistic, cross-platform, open-source note-taking app for drawing, text, and organizing ideas.
A curated collection of resources for learning and implementing Service Workers in Progressive Web Apps.
A curated collection of resources for learning and implementing Service Workers in Progressive Web Apps.
A local-first synchronization framework for Core Data that enables sync across devices using iCloud, Dropbox, or custom backends.
A curated collection of resources for building Progressive Web Apps (PWAs).
A curated collection of resources for building Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), including guides, tools, and case studies.
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