Triplit

Full stack database.

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Console’s review

· Reviewed by David Mytton

What we like

Syncs data to the browser in real time whilst storing it centrally in the database. Queries are reactive by default and have React Hooks to subscribe to changes. Works offline with a built-in CRDT so changes are synced back with conflict resolution. Code-based schemas in TS with auto migrations. Built-in admin dashboard.

Tradeoffs

Uses memory storage for the local cache by default - you need to specifically change it to use something like IndexedDB if you want unsynced changes to persist across page refresh or close.

Is Triplit a fit?

Based on Console’s review published on 2024-10-24. Summary updated .

Who it’s for

Developers who need a full stack database with real-time data syncing

Why consider it

It syncs data to the browser in real time whilst storing it centrally in the database

Keep in mind

It uses memory storage for the local cache by default, which may not persist unsynced changes across page refresh or close

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