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Takeout

Takeout is a starter for web and React Native apps. The live web demo runs on Cloudflare Workers, with SQLite in a Durable Object and uploads in R2.

What's in the box

• One 2 handles file-based routes, loaders, static generation, and server rendering on web, with Metro for native builds.
• Tamagui 3 shares design tokens, components, and responsive layouts across web and React Native.
• Better Auth handles email and password sign-in and sessions. Use "Login as Demo User" to explore the feed without registering.
• Drizzle defines the application SQLite schema and migrations in TypeScript.
• Lime Sync adapts Zero's client and query model to Cloudflare Durable Objects. Our Rust sync engine, packaged as orez-lite, runs as WebAssembly in its own Durable Object. The Zero client and on-zero helpers provide typed queries and optimistic mutations.
• Cloudflare Workers and R2 serve the app and API and store uploads. GitHub Actions builds and deploys the app and sync workers on a push to main.

Truly native with One 2

One 2 gives you 100% native UI through React Native, SwiftUI on iOS, and Jetpack Compose on Android. Use native navigation, platform controls, Liquid Glass, and Material components while sharing your routes and app logic.

Access native APIs directly. One includes cameras, maps, notifications, haptics, and secure storage. Its iOS features also include purchases, background tasks, widgets, and Live Activities. Add native modules for any platform API your product needs. See One Native and its API reference for platform support.

How data moves

One SQLite Durable Object owns users, sessions, posts, and comments. The sync worker reads its private data feed through a service binding. The app forwards /zero-http/* to that worker, so auth and live data use the same origin.

Locally, bun dev runs the app with SQLite and Lime Sync. See Getting started for routes, schema generation, and mutations.