Description
DXOS is an open-source framework designed for creating real-time, collaborative web applications that operate entirely on the client-side and communicate peer-to-peer, eliminating the need for centralized servers. The DXOS stack includes ECHO, a client-side database architecture for scalable local storage with data replication and conflict resolution; HALO, which manages digital identities using public/private key pairs for access control; and MESH, which enables secure peer-to-peer networks. The framework supports local-first experiences, real-time multiplayer collaboration using CRDTs, and decentralized data synchronization across devices via WebRTC. DXOS aims to establish a new standard for software development by reducing reliance on centralized servers and focusing on scalable, privacy-focused, peer-to-peer data networks, enhanced with AI capabilities.