2015
Founded
Munich/London-based (Tracxn)
Report
High-speed & lightweight database solution which securly stores your data privatly on-device and syncs it seamless to millions of devices
Depends
DependsBuy if you build offline-first mobile, IoT, or edge apps and want a fast on-device store with sync.
Fast on-device NoSQL DB for offline-first mobile/IoT apps; skip if you need SQL, published sync pricing, or mature encryption.
2015
Founded
Munich/London-based (Tracxn)
$3.39M
Total funding
4 rounds, seed-stage (Tracxn)
5 employees
Team size
~$688K revenue (GetLatka)
800K+ developers
Adoption
Since launch (greenrobot)
Core database free; only sync costs money
Reviewers call it simplest; no SQL or ORM layer
Offline sync and vectors, but no SQL
Encryption unclear; no public security page
Free
Not disclosed
No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Users praise speed and simplicity while debating sync reliability, licensing, and SQLite/Realm trade-offs.
“If syncing works out I'll probably stick with objectbox.”
“If you like doing SQL you should stick with SQLite.”
“The use of ObjectBox has been a positive addition”
Compare ObjectBox with each alternative.
Free, ubiquitous SQL on-device; Reddit's default recommendation
ObjectBox vs SQLitePopular mobile object database; active Reddit comparisons
Lightweight Flutter database in frequent head-to-head debates
ObjectBox vs IsarGoogle-backed Android SQLite layer; safer long-term bet
ObjectBox vs RoomBased on 30+ public sources: reviews, Reddit threads, official docs, case studies, and company data. No numeric review ratings or public sync prices found.
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