Opbox Offers CRDT-Based Real-Time Sync for Local Text Files
Opbox debuted as a Show HN project for file synchronization. It uses conflict‑free replicated data types (CRDT) to sync text files. The
Opbox debuted as a Show HN project for file synchronization. It uses
conflict‑free replicated data types (CRDT) to sync text files. The
system works directly on files stored on disk, without a central
server. Changes made on one device propagate instantly to others.
Opbox handles merge conflicts automatically through CRDT logic. The
approach targets developers needing offline collaborative editing.
Installation involves adding a lightweight daemon to each machine.
Future updates may extend support to additional file formats.