KineDB raises €850K to put offline sync inside the database
KineDB co-founders Axel Loewenhoff and Allan Zimmermann are building one engine for local devices and backend infrastructure. Superhero Capital led the pre-seed round.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: Tech.eu
Why it matters
KineDB is using pre-seed capital to test whether one database engine can replace the separate local-storage and sync components common in offline-capable applications. Its promise is simpler infrastructure; the proof will come from deployments that show the design works reliably under real workloads.
KineDB, founded by Axel Loewenhoff and Allan Zimmermann, raised 850,000 euros in pre-seed funding to build a database engine designed to work on local devices and across backend infrastructure, Tech.eu reported.…
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