Local Native

Local Native

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 27, 2018
  • December 6, 2021

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Save and sync notes using a local SQLite database without relying on centralized cloud services. Easily transfer your data between mobile and desktop devices via file sharing or barcode scanning.

βœ“Local SQLite database storage
βœ“Cross-platform synchronization
βœ“File sharing for data transfer
βœ“Barcode scanning for sync
βœ“No centralized service required
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What's New in Local Native

0.5.1

December 6, 2021

upgrade localnative_core dependencies

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FAQ

What is Local Native?

Local Native is a productivity tool designed to save and sync your notes using a local SQLite database. It allows you to manage your data without relying on centralized cloud services.

How does Local Native sync data?

Data can be synced between devices by copying the SQLite database file via File Sharing or by scanning a barcode from the desktop app using your mobile device.

Is Local Native free to use?

Yes, Local Native is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements associated with the app.

What devices support Local Native?

Local Native is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users looking for local data management.

How often is Local Native updated?

The latest version of Local Native is 0.5.1, last updated on December 6, 2021. Users can expect updates to improve functionality and reliability.

What is the age rating for Local Native?

Local Native has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. It is designed for general productivity tasks.

Does Local Native require an internet connection?

While syncing may require a temporary connection for file transfer or barcode scanning, the core functionality of saving and accessing notes relies on a local SQLite database, minimizing the need for constant online access.