Your realtime backend doesn’t need separate systems for data, live updates, and…
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Your realtime backend doesn’t need separate systems for data, live updates, and background work. KalamDB is an open-source, SQL-first backend for builders who want to define their backend contract in one schema. It helps you keep storage, permissions, realtime events, procedures, and generated application types aligned by using the same SQL schema across the backend workflow. Key features: • Schema-first backend – tables, types, procedures, topics, and access rules live together in SQL • Realtime subscriptions – supported SQL queries push matching changes to connected apps over WebSocket •
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