Local reads start with synchronized dataPostgres is the authoritative central database. A read-path sync engine receives an initial snapshot and ongoing logical replication changes, filters changes to a declared subset, and sends that subset to the application runtime. A local store materializes the selected rows and columns in memory, an embedded database, or an edge cache. Application queries and their results remain local. APPLICATION RUNTIME CENTRAL DATABASEPostgresAuthoritative dataFull operational dataset SYNC LAYERSync engineFilters changes to adeclared subsetDeclared subsetproducts · tenant 42selected columnsInitial load + changes Local storeIn memory, embedded DB,or edge cache ApplicationScreens, forms, dashboards Initial snapshot+ logicalreplication Subset data+ updates Localqueries+ results The application reads locally after the working set has arrived.

Postgres is the authoritative central database. A read-path sync engine receives an initial snapshot and ongoing logical replication changes, filters changes to a declared subset, and sends that subset to the application runtime. A local store materializes the selected rows and columns in memory, an embedded database, or an edge cache. Application queries and their results remain local. Animation timing is illustrative, not a latency measurement. The three steps advance automatically; select a tab to jump to that step.