local-first

Fifty-eight browser-side utilities covering image editing, colour work, typography, PDF imposition, barcodes and conversion, with no accounts or tracking.

Local-first open-source App Store screenshot editor built with React and TypeScript, running entirely in the browser.

Postgres compiled to WebAssembly as a small embeddable library that runs a real database in the browser, Node or an edge worker.

Registry of browser-only AI blocks — chat, RAG, transcription and CLIP image search — that run entirely client-side with no API keys.

Expo starter wired for local-first apps with Bun, TypeScript, TailwindCSS, Drizzle ORM and SQLite.

Embeddable database that runs in the browser with verifiable, content-addressed storage and pluggable cloud sync backends.

SQLite extension that turns ordinary tables into conflict-free replicated ones, letting two databases merge changes without a central server.

Query-driven sync engine that streams a subset of your Postgres data to the client and keeps reactive queries live with optimistic writes.

Event-sourced local-first data layer that keeps an in-memory SQLite read model derived from an append-only log of events.

IndexedDB-backed local-first framework with schema migrations, typed queries, undo history and a self-hostable sync server.

Browser tool that runs a local Transformers.js model and paints which past tokens shaped each generated token.

Local macOS voice loop for Claude Code and Codex: say hey Bol, dictate into the cursor, send it, and optionally hear talk-back summaries.

Figma plugin that exports a selection as a local ZIP with previews, node geometry, SVGs and an offline browser, no API token.

LaTeX editor that compiles pdfTeX to PDF via WebAssembly in the browser, with local folder access, built-in git and offline package caching.

Trains 3D Gaussian splats entirely in a browser tab: photos in, camera poses solved on WebGPU, standard .ply out.

Local-first canvas where graph edges define the context sent to an LLM; branch, prune and merge nodes, then inspect the exact message sequence before sending.

Framework where collaborative, permissioned data structures sync themselves, with built-in auth, file handling and end-to-end encryption.

Local-first framework built on SQLite with end-to-end encryption, typed schemas and CRDT sync where the server never sees plaintext.

MCP server exposing a local markdown second brain to agents with search and structured retrieval.