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The best SQLite.swift alternatives
The rest of Best Mobile Databases, in this site's order: each with what it costs, where it runs and its record score.
Hive may suit teams that want project and collaboration tools in one place.
SQLDelight suits Kotlin developers who want SQL-backed APIs and compile-time checks for schemas, statements, and migrations.
PouchDB suits JavaScript developers building browser or Node.js applications that need offline storage and synchronization with CouchDB-compatible…
RxDB suits JavaScript developers building applications that need local data, offline operation, or synchronization with supported backends.
Firestore suits developers building AI, web, or mobile applications that need a document database and client SDKs for Android, iOS, or web.
Sparksee suits developers building applications that represent connected data, particularly in mobile or embedded settings.
ObjectBox is suited to developers building mobile or IoT applications, particularly those with offline or decentralized data needs.
GUN is aimed at developers building decentralized apps who want peer synchronization and a graph data model.
Ditto may suit developers building mobile or edge applications that must continue operating across devices without reliable network access.
WatermelonDB suits React and React Native developers building offline-first applications with bidirectional synchronization.
GRDB.swift suits Swift developers building applications that store data in SQLite, including those needing migrations, concurrency or database…
It suits Flutter developers who want local database access, including when offline.
LiteDB suits .NET developers who want an embedded document database for local, desktop, mobile, or web applications.
CloudKit suits developers building apps that store structured data in iCloud and need syncing across Apple platforms or the web.
It suits mobile, IoT, and web applications that need local storage and synchronization while offline.
FMDB suits Cocoa developers who want SQLite access from Objective-C or Swift projects.
DataStore may suit developers building applications that need local offline data and optional cloud synchronization.