Superfast database for Mobile and IoT.

What’s in the (Object)Box?

ObjectBox is a super fast database, built uniquely for IoT and Mobile devices. We bring edge computing to small devices, allowing data to be stored and processed locally for efficient, fast and secure data management. ObjectBox is smaller than 1MB, so it is the ideal solution for Mobile Apps, small IoT Devices, and IoT Gateways. We are the first high-performance NoSQL, ACID-compliant on-device edge database. All of our products are built with developers in mind, so they are easy to use and take minimal code to implement.

Offline First

Develop applications that are independent from a network connection, so they work offline as well as online, providing an “always-on”-feeling.

Sync data seamlessly

Let ObjectBox solve syncing for you, without the high costs, risks, and headache. Our solution is out-of-the-box and ready to use.

Superfast

ObjectBox is consistently 10x faster than competitors. Check out our benchmarks.

Cross Platform

Linux, Windows, Mac/iOS, Android, Raspberry Pi, ARM, etc. Embedded or Containerized.

Tiny footprint

ObjectBox is smaller than 1MB, uniquely designed and optimized for small devices.

EASY TO USE

Our NoSQL database has easy to use APIs so code is short and maintainable.

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Discover the ObjectBox Solutions

ObjectBox for Mobile

Develop faster apps, faster. With easy to use APIs and blazingly fast speeds, see why ObjectBox has been choosen by over 75,000 developers.

ObjectBox for IoT

Keep data local with the ObjectBox edge database. With a small footprint of <1MB, ObjectBox fits perfectly on small IoT Devices and Gateways (e.g. Raspberry Pi., ARM32).

ObjectBox Sync

Syncing data is hard. ObjectBox provides data for you where it is needed when it is needed, we solve synchronization for you via own servers, the cloud, and also directly between devices.

Imagined by developers for developers

ObjectBox is for developers who look for performance and ease of use. We are committed to providing you with the easiest APIs for you to keep your code short and maintainable.

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@Entity public class Person {
 @Id long id;
 String firstName;
 ...
}

// MyObjectBox is generated by ObjectBox
BoxStore boxStore = MyObjectBox.builder()
        .androidContext(YourApp.this).build();

Box<Person> box = boxStore.boxFor(Person.class);

Person person = new Person("Joe", "Green");
long id = box.put(person);    // Create
Person person = box.get(id);  // Read
person.setLastName("Black");
box.put(person);              // Update
box.remove(person);           // Delete

@Entity public class Person {

@Id long id;

String firstName;

...

}

// MyObjectBox is generated by ObjectBox

BoxStore boxStore = MyObjectBox.builder()

.androidContext(YourApp.this).build();

Box<Person> box = boxStore.boxFor(Person.class);

Person person = new Person("Joe", "Green");

long id = box.put(person); // Create

Person person = box.get(id); // Read

person.setLastName("Black");

box.put(person); // Update

box.remove(person); // Delete

// person.fbs
table Person {
    id: ulong;
    first_name: string;
    last_name: string;
}
...
OBX_txn* txn = obx_txn_begin(ob);
OBX_cursor* cursor = obx_cursor_create(txn, person_entity_id);
obx_id id = person_put(cursor, 0, "Joe", "Green");  // Create

Person_table_t person = person_get(cursor, id); // Read
person_put(cursor, Person_id(person), Person_first_name(person), "Black"); // Update
obx_cursor_remove(cursor, id); // Delete

// person.fbs

table Person {

id: ulong;

first_name: string;

last_name: string;

}

...

OBX_txn* txn = obx_txn_begin(ob);

OBX_cursor* cursor = obx_cursor_create(txn, person_entity_id);

obx_id id = person_put(cursor, 0, "Joe", "Green"); // Create

Person_table_t person = person_get(cursor, id); // Read

person_put(cursor, Person_id(person), Person_first_name(person), "Black"); // Update

obx_cursor_remove(cursor, id); // Delete

//go:generate objectbox-bindings
type Person struct {
   Id        uint64 `id`
   FirstName string
   LastName  string
}
...box := BoxForPerson(ob)

// Create
id, _ := box.Put(&amp;Person{
   FirstName: "Joe",
   LastName:  "Green",
})

person, _ := box.Get(id) // Read
person.LastName = "Black"
box.Put(person)    // Update
box.Remove(person) // Delete

//go:generate objectbox-bindings

type Person struct {

Id uint64 `id`

FirstName string

LastName string

}

...box := BoxForPerson(ob)

// Create

id, _ := box.Put(&Person{

FirstName: "Joe",

LastName: "Green",

})

person, _ := box.Get(id) // Read

person.LastName = "Black"

box.Put(person) // Update

box.Remove(person) // Delete

@Entity data class Person(
    @Id var id: Long = 0,
    var firstName: String,
    var lastName: String
)

val box = boxStore.boxFor<Person>()
box.put(Person(0, "Joe", "Green"))

@Entity data class Person(

@Id var id: Long = 0,

var firstName: String,

var lastName: String

)

val box = boxStore.boxFor<Person>()

box.put(Person(0, "Joe", "Green"))

Developers Trust ObjectBox

Thanks for such a powerful database solution, I can’t imagine my life without ObjectBox now

Vas

MathTrainer – build with ObjectBox

Terrific job, ObjectBox is marvelous solution, it almost makes data persistence invisible. I was really astonished to see how the code shrunk before my eyes when I replaced realm. I am still amazed how simple all of it is.

Cris

@Crispert

Keep up the amazing work! As I found eventbus some time ago I was like: HOLY these guys know where the “problem” is and try to find a brilliant solution to it without making things complicated. Anyone can clearly see that this approach is reflected in ObjectBox again.

Pack

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