Welcome to the Atlas Device SDK Docs
Atlas Device SDK is a suite of app development tools optimized for data access and persistence on mobile and edge devices. Use the SDKs to build data-driven mobile, edge, web, desktop, and IoT apps.
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The SDKs provide tools to read and write Atlas data from devices. Your app can sync automatically with MongoDB Atlas and other devices using Device Sync. You can call Atlas Functions from a device. The device persistence layer is Realm, an embedded, object-oriented database that lets you build real-time, offline-first applications.
We provide SDKs for most popular languages, frameworks, and platforms. Each SDK is language-idiomatic and includes:
The core database APIs for creating and working with on-device databases.
The APIs you need for connecting to the App Services backend so you can make use of server-side features like Device Sync, Authentication, Functions, Triggers, and more.
Atlas App Services
Discover how to sync data, define permissions, and connect to other services, including MongoDB Atlas.
Swift SDK
Build applications in Swift or Objective-C for Apple platforms, including iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS.
Kotlin SDK
Build cross-platform applications for Android, iOS, and macOS with Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP).
.NET SDK
Build applications that use C# and the .NET platform, including MAUI, Xamarin, native Windows applications, and Unity projects.
Node.js SDK
Use the Node.js SDK to build server and IoT applications in JavaScript or TypeScript.
React Native SDK
Use the React Native SDK to build cross-platform applications in JavaScript or TypeScript.
Java SDK
Build Android applications in Java or Kotlin.
Web SDK
Build web applications in JavaScript or TypeScript. Access data with MongoDB queries.
Flutter SDK
Build Flutter applications with Dart.
C++ SDK
Build applications in C++. Access data stored in realms and sync data with Atlas.
For legacy (pre-v10) Realm Documentation, see https://www.mongodb.com/docs/realm-legacy/docs/.