Android Apps to NoSQL database

Discover Android Apps to NoSQL database.

A database that does not use the traditional tabular relations found in relational databases.

Best Android Apps to NoSQL database

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GUN

GUN

Open Source

GUN is an open-source, decentralized, and distributed graph database with real-time synchronization capabilities. It simplifies building collaborative and offline-first applications by providing peer-to-peer data replication and a flexible data model.

Decentralized and Peer-to-Peer Architecture
Decentralized
Development File Sharing
Heroic Labs

Heroic Labs

Freemium

Heroic Labs offers Nakama, an open-source, distributed server for social and real-time games and apps. It provides a powerful suite of backend features including user authentication, social features, real-time multiplayer, and data storage, enabling developers to build scalable and engaging online experiences.

Comprehensive feature set for social and real-time functionality.
Database Server
Development Games
SashiDo.io

SashiDo.io

Commercial

SashiDo.io offers a fully managed backend-as-a-service (BaaS) for developers, providing a robust and scalable Parse Server hosting solution. It simplifies backend development with features like real-time databases, push notifications, and seamless integrations, allowing developers to focus on building their applications.

Fully managed Parse Server hosting reduces operational overhead.
GitHub integration
Development
back4app

back4app

Freemium

Back4App is a robust backend-as-a-service (BaaS) built on Parse Server, offering a scalable and flexible platform for mobile and web application development. It simplifies backend tasks like databases, APIs, and cloud functions, allowing developers to focus on the frontend.

Speeds up application development by simplifying backend tasks.
Backend
Development Web Browsers
CouchDB

CouchDB

Open Source

Apache CouchDB is a schema-free NoSQL database built for reliability and scalability, particularly in offline-first applications. It emphasizes ease of use and fault tolerance by using a peer-based distribution model and a robust replication mechanism. Its HTTP-based API and JSON document format make it developer-friendly.

Excellent built-in replication for offline-first and distributed systems.
Database
Development