Data Store

Your Wired Data Store (WDS) is your personal storage — the place where your spaces, objects, and files live. You can run it on your own machine, on a server you control, or let someone else host it for you.

Data stored in a WDS belongs to you. Your identity controls who can read or write to it. If you move to a different server, your data comes with you.

Sync

WDS instances sync with each other directly, peer-to-peer. When you edit an object, the changes propagate to anyone subscribed to it — no central intermediary required.

Sync is conflict-free: edits from multiple people merge automatically. There is no “latest version wins” — all contributions are preserved and combined.

Offline

A WDS can run locally on your device. Edits you make offline are queued and sync when you reconnect. The local instance also caches data from spaces you visit, so they load faster next time.