Document Store

The data layer of the Wish stack.

The hard parts of building modern apps, solved at the layer below your code:

• Local-first — apps work offline; sync recovers state when you reconnect
• Multi-device sync — same user on phone, laptop, and tablet just works
• Identity without Auth0 — Ed25519 keys per user, no password resets, no JWT plumbing
• Permissions that travel with the data — write rules live on every document, enforced by any peer
• Every edit signed — full provenance, audit log for free
• End-to-end encrypted transport — wish-core handles peer encryption
• Sync without a central database — peers exchange documents directly
• No backend to run — ship the app, the user runs it on their device

And the part most P2P stacks make you give up:

• The database you already use — Postgres, MongoDB, SQLite, SurrealDB. Reads stay in your database's native query language.

The engine is Rust — the same store on every platform and language lane (Node today via the document-store package; the Rust crate directly in Tauri apps).

Get Started

• Getting Started — architecture overview, quick example
• Rendering — render handlers: your database, your reads
• API Reference — store API, write rules, share policies