Local sync enables devices on the same local network to share application data and state in real time, without routing through the BRICKS server. This is useful for multi-device setups where low latency is important.Documentation Index
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Open the local sync panel
- From the device — Open the system menu and tap Local Sync
- From BRICKS CLI — Send the action to a device group:
How it works
When local sync is active:- Devices on the same network discover each other automatically
- Data changes on one device are broadcast to other connected devices
- All synced devices receive updates with minimal latency
- If the network connection to the server is lost, devices continue syncing locally
Use cases
- Multi-screen installations — Keep content in sync across multiple screens in a physical space
- Interactive experiences — Share user input and state between devices in real time
- Kiosk setups — Coordinate multiple kiosk devices running the same application
- Offline resilience — Maintain data sync between devices even when the server is unreachable
Next steps
Device groups
Organize devices into groups for batch operations.
Debug panel
Inspect runtime state on the device.