Data storage solution Fireproof launches

I’ve seen Fireproof around for a bit, here and there. But now the innovative — can I say “innovative”? — data storage solution from the Portland-based cofounder of Couchbase has been officially released.

According to the Fireproof docs:

Fireproof is an embedded database designed to bring live data anywhere. Quickly add live data to any app or page with our embedded database, reducing risk, cost, and complexity with provable secure synchronization using any backend.

Developers want to build features, not maintain complex stacks. Fireproof eliminates the traditional database setup, maintenance, and operations overhead, allowing developers to focus on building rich, local-first, collaborative apps. Fireproof turns any storage into an end-to-end encrypted, tamperproof ledger, empowering developers to build trustworthy apps that run anywhere with minimal operational cost and risk.

If you’d like to give it a try, you can visit the repository on Github or the Fireproof site. There’s also a conversation going on Hacker News if you search for “fireproof.”

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