Tired of tools that break offline and lock you into their ecosystem. Built StashSync.app to prove you can have real-time sync, work disconnected, and own your data.
It is incredibly frustrating to lose access to your own notes the second your connection drops or find out your data is stuck in a proprietary format.
The hidden issue with most cloud-first apps isn't just the offline lag but the fact that they treat your files like their property rather than yours. When you prioritize local-first architecture you aren't just solving for speed but actually future-proofing your information against company shutdowns or price hikes.
Have you noticed any specific performance wins with the local-first sync compared to the usual cloud setups you were using before?
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Everything I needed to remember was scattered everywhere. I built the tool I wished existed.
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It is incredibly frustrating to lose access to your own notes the second your connection drops or find out your data is stuck in a proprietary format.
The hidden issue with most cloud-first apps isn't just the offline lag but the fact that they treat your files like their property rather than yours. When you prioritize local-first architecture you aren't just solving for speed but actually future-proofing your information against company shutdowns or price hikes.
Have you noticed any specific performance wins with the local-first sync compared to the usual cloud setups you were using before?