Don't Let Connectivity Disrupt High Quality Service
Staff Never Even Realize Devices are Offline: Devices sync data locally without complex hardware or expensive infrastructure
Orders Always Make it to the Kitchen Display System: No more order loss due to offline issues
Inconsistent Connectivity Doesn't Limit Speed of Service: Ditto's SDK adapts to changes in environment and network status to ensure that orders are always delivered quickly
There Are No Single Points of Failure: Devices talk directly to bypass single points of failure that may cause slow sync, such as in-store servers, access points, or the cloud
Your mobile and edge devices are more powerful than you realize, capable of advanced networking without the need for new devices, hardware, or networking setups.
Ditto keeps registers, kiosks, tablets, kiosks, ordering screens, kitchen display systems, and more in sync, up-to-date, and able to transact in any environment.
Ditto's edge-native, offline-first database is built specifically to thrive on mobile and edge devices, without relying on cloud-based services.
We offer a free demo account for Ditto. We also have demo apps that let you test pre-built Ditto apps.
Ditto automatically creates a network with your local devices using the best connection type among P2P Wi-Fi, Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), and if it’s available local network.
In Ditto's implementation, conflicts are automatically resolved, merged, and synced across peers without the need for coordination or validation from a centralized authority. Learn more about Ditto’s CRDT.
Check out our pricing pages for information on Ditto Cloud Sync and Peer-to-peer Sync. Depending on your needs, you may need to speak with our sales team to discuss your project’s scope.
Ditto stores data in structured JSON-like document objects, similar to NoSQL.
Encrypted at the transport layer using version 1.3 of the Transport Layer Protocol (TLS), clients and servers are mutually authenticated prior to transmission of API and peer-to-peer access credentials. The use of mutually authenticated TLS (mTLS) mitigates potential risks posed by outside attackers attempting to masquerade as a valid API endpoint or peer in the mesh network to steal information.
Additionally, Ditto workloads and services are tightly controlled in a containerized Kubernetes environment.
