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Local-first software is a software design approach in which an application's data is stored and edited on the user's device as the authoritative source of truth, rather than being controlled by a remote backend. Applications provide full functionality when offline and use servers only for optional backup or synchronization across devices. Local-first designs emphasize user ownership, privacy, and long-term access to data independent of cloud services.[1][2][3]
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