A Private Messenger With No Server Anywhere: What One P2P Graph Database Can CarrydMessenger: identity, groups, sealed keys, governance and message lifetimes on a single GenosDB graph — no relays holding messages, no server in the data path, and a test suite that proves it13 min read·genosdb.comSep 22
There Is No Server to Audit — GenosDB's Security Audit, and What It ConfirmedWhat an audit means when authorization lives on every device, how a closed-source engine can still be checked line by line, and why the best result of this run was a design that answered for itself.11 min read·genosdb.com1Sep 20
SQLite WASM vs GenosDB: Real Benchmarks on a 200k-Relation DatasetDropping sqlocal, the COOP/COEP headers and 12 MB of downloads from a real app — with byte-identical query results, 5 to 100 times faster.8 min read·genosdb.comSep 14
PouchDB vs GenosDB: Offline-First Is Not the Same as ServerlessPouchDB syncs beautifully — with a CouchDB server you deploy and pay for. What changes when the server is the thing you are trying to remove.10 min read·genosdb.comSep 14
Automerge vs GenosDB: The Price of Keeping Every VersionAutomerge keeps the full history of every change — a real capability with a real invoice: memory, a 45 MB WebAssembly package, and a sync layer that has never left alpha.10 min read·genosdb.comSep 14
