The database runs on the server and the device. Syncs when it can. Works when it can't.
Get Early AccessNo matter how many servers went down. Even all of them.
Your servers
Your users' devices
Every device gets a lightning-fast embedded database. Your web app, your iOS app, your desktop — all faster because reads and writes are local. All clients and servers form one unified database. No setup. Nothing new to learn. Embed it, run SQL, it works.
NoSQL promised this a decade ago. It never delivered. We did.
Need more users? Add a server.
Need more disk space? Add servers.
Need faster reads on another continent? Add servers.
No load balancer. No pg_bouncer. No Vitess. No sharding. No replica set configuration. Just spin up more servers. Done.
And yes — it still works offline.
Mixed workload · 95% reads, 5% writes · 6 clients · 5s sustained
Prolly Trees — Content-addressed storage. Sync is O(delta), only what changed crosses the wire.
Field-Level HLC — Every field has its own clock. Last-doc wins, last-field wins, or write your own merge function.
One Engine — Same Rust core compiles to native (io_uring) and browser (1.9 MB WASM).
Early access + docs on launch day. No spam.