PowerSync is a service and set of client SDKs that keeps backend databases in sync with on-device embedded SQLite databases.

It enables real-time reactive local-first & offline-first apps that remain available even when network connectivity is poor or non-existent.

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Supported Backend Databases

PowerSync is designed to be backend database agnostic and currently supports:

Supported Client SDKs

PowerSync is also designed to be client-side stack agnostic, and currently has client SDKs available for:

Follow the links for the full SDK references, including getting started instructions and usage examples.

Get Started with PowerSync

Learn how to install PowerSync in your project.

PowerSync Usage & Resources

Learn how to fully implement PowerSync in your project.

Self-Hosting

This applies to self-hosting of the PowerSync Open Edition or Enterprise Self-Hosted Edition.

Examples

Explore and learn from example implementations and common use cases with PowerSync.

Troubleshooting

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