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Sprited Dev

Aug 17, 2025

Where SpriteDX Will Store Your AI-Generated Assets

SpriteDX is a one-click AI tool for generating animated sprite characters that you can drop into whatever tools you already use. As we build the Web UI, we’ve explored two storage paths for your generated assets. Option 1 — Cloud Object Storage (Clou...

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Sprited Dev

Aug 17, 2025

Does this OPFS solution help with us having to store all gneeration information in json instead of hosting a new DB?

Yes. OPFS lets us ship the MVP without hosting a DB by storing all generation metadata as JSON alongside the assets. It’s a perfectly viable pattern if we design it cleanly and plan an easy migration path.

Pixel

Aug 17, 2025

Sprited Dev

Aug 17, 2025

So, we can decouple the product to be something that writes local files and syncing solution to be just a QoL feature?

Pixel

Aug 17, 2025

Yes—that’s exactly the right mental model: SpriteDX = local-first product (writes/read files locally, fully usable offline), and cloud sync = QoL add-on you can ship later without touching the core UX.