Give your data room to be itself.
Schemaless JSON documents. Collections created on first write. Nested fields, without a migration ceremony.
Meet the document API ↗All the power of a distributed document database.
All the simplicity of a single executable.
Store JSON, query over HTTP, and stream changes in real time. Replication and sharding are already inside.
iwr https://windows.dewdb.com -useb | iex# Open a new terminal, then:dewdb init# 03 — Make something greatdewdbFrom your first document to your next shard, the hard parts live in the engine. You get to focus on what you’re building.
Schemaless JSON documents. Collections created on first write. Nested fields, without a migration ceremony.
Meet the document API ↗Committed changes over SSE, WebSocket, or signed webhooks. Pick up where you left off with resumable feeds.
Follow the changes ↗Filter nested fields. Add secondary indexes. Sort, paginate, and aggregate across shards through the same HTTP API.
Explore querying ↗A CRC-checked write-ahead log, quorum commits, and automatic leader elections. Choose the write concern your application needs.
Understand the guarantees ↗No SDK required. Your favorite language’s HTTP client is all you need to get started.
curl -X PUT localhost:8081/collections/users/docs/ada \
-H 'content-type: application/json' \
-d '{"value":{"name":"Ada","city":"London"}}'{"id":"ada","status":"created"}Collections are created on your first write. Send JSON with an ordinary HTTP request.
One binary runs a local node, a replica, or a router. Change the configuration as your application grows.
Leader-driven replication with automatic failover and recovery for replicas that fall behind.
Distribute keys across groups, migrate online, and merge queries through a router.
HTTP and JSON, from localhost to your cluster. No external coordinator to install.
Each shard group replicates and elects its own leader.
Illustrative architecture