Ditto provides an offline‑first, edge‑native database that enables mobile, IoT and edge devices to read, write, and process data without any network connection. Built‑in peer‑to‑peer mesh networking automatically discovers nearby devices and synchronizes data over BLE, Wi‑Fi, LAN, or other transports, while CRDT‑based conflict resolution ensures consistent state across the mesh. When any device regains internet access, the platform opportunistically syncs the data with existing cloud or edge back‑ends, offering resilient, low‑latency data distribution for mission‑critical applications.
Funding
$82M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Modern applications often assume continuous connectivity and rely on centralized cloud databases, which creates latency, single points of failure, and high costs for edge and mobile use cases where network access is intermittent or unavailable.
Solution
Ditto offers an offline‑first, edge‑native database that lets devices read, write, and process data without any network connection. Built‑in peer‑to‑peer mesh networking automatically discovers nearby devices and synchronizes data over BLE, Wi‑Fi, LAN, or other transports, forming a self‑organizing ad‑hoc network. Conflict resolution is handled with CRDTs, ensuring consistent state across all nodes. When any device regains internet access, the mesh opportunistically syncs with existing cloud backends or edge servers, providing seamless hybrid operation. The platform includes SDKs for mobile, desktop, and IoT, as well as connectors for MongoDB, Kafka, SQL, and webhooks, enabling developers to focus on UI while Ditto manages resilient data distribution.
Target Audience
Ditto targets mobile, IoT, and edge application developers, as well as enterprises that need resilient, low‑latency data synchronization for field operations, logistics, retail, and mission‑critical systems.
Features
- Offline‑first mobile/edge database with always‑available read/write capabilities
- Automatic device discovery and ad‑hoc mesh formation without manual pairing
- Multi‑transport peer‑to‑peer sync (BLE, P2P Wi‑Fi, LAN, IP‑based transports) supporting real‑time data exchange
- CRDT‑based conflict resolution for deterministic merging of concurrent updates
- Opportunistic cloud sync that propagates changes to existing cloud systems when any mesh node is online
- SDKs and connectors for popular back‑ends (MongoDB, Kafka, SQL, webhooks) and support for Kubernetes‑based self‑managed or Ditto‑hosted cloud services
- Long‑range multi‑hop syncing that relays data across offline devices to reach an internet‑connected node