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Jack Dorsey’s Bitchat introduces peer-to-peer messaging that works even without the internet. Ditto, with similar underlying technology, has been growing into the enterprise for years. How do they compare, and what would it look like if Bitchat used Ditto?

This post is part of our broader effort to help teams transition from legacy query tools and stay successful with Ditto’s modern DQL experience.

Expanding Tactical Radio Support and our Public Sector Business

What 19th-century grain policies can teach us about modern app architecture

The unseen breakdowns that quietly eat into revenue and customer trust (and how to fix it)

Ditto is proud to announce the formation of its Federal Advisory Board, a strategic step in strengthening our commitment to the public sector, national security, and the growing role of cutting-edge technology in mission-critical environments.

We’ll walk through real-world scenarios to show you how developers use Ditto to architect offline-first applications and explore how Ditto’s conflict-friendly, CRDT-based sync model can capture, merge, and audit concurrent data changes directly at the application layer without brittle server logic or custom sync code.

We’re excited to share some big news from across the Pacific: Ditto has entered into a marketing and implementation partnership with Internet Initiative Japan (IIJ), one of the most respected and well-established technology companies in Japan.

Scaling Ditto’s Cloud and Edge Infrastructure for Mission-Critical Deployments