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Drop-in encrypted database with cloud sync — connect() and go

Project description

parad

Encrypted local-first SQLite with Telegram cloud sync — a git-like, zero-cost workflow database. Telegram is the disk: every change you commit becomes a version-stored snapshot you can revert to anytime.

Install

pip install parad

Quick Start

Python SDK (developer workflow — auto-sync on by default)

Connect with a postgres-like connection string, write SQL offline, and the sync daemon version-stores your changes automatically. No manual push needed.

from parad import connect

# Auto-login (email:password), auto-provision project + database on the
# gateway, open/create the local encrypted SQLite file.
db = connect(url="parad://alice@example.com:secretpw@local/myproj/mydb?passphrase=secret")

# Build SQL offline like any SQLite database ...
db.execute("CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS users (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, name TEXT)")
db.execute("INSERT INTO users (name) VALUES (?)", ("alice",))
db.commit()

# ... and it's already pushed to the cloud as a new snapshot version (~2s).
# Revert anytime (from the CLI):
# !parad rollback 1

db.close()

Offline? Keep writing — changes are flagged dirty and batch-pushed as new versions the moment you reconnect. On conflicts your local data always wins (never silently dropped).

Local-only is just as easy:

db = connect("mydb", passphrase="secret", auto_sync=False)

CLI

# Create an encrypted database
parad init mydb

# Push to cloud
parad push

# Pull latest
parad pull

# Check status
parad status

# Interactive SQL
parad shell

Commands

Command Description
parad init <name> Create encrypted DB + register with gateway
parad push Push database to Telegram cloud
parad pull [version] Pull latest or specific version
parad sync Push then pull
parad status Local vs remote version
parad versions List all remote versions
parad rollback <ver> Rollback to previous version
parad exec <sql> Run raw SQL
parad insert <table> <json> Insert a row
parad select <table> [where] Query rows
parad update <table> <set> <where> Update rows
parad delete <table> <where> Delete rows
parad shell Interactive SQL REPL
parad config show/set Manage config

Configuration

Config lives at ~/.paradox/config.json:

{
  "database_path": "~/.paradox/data.db",
  "sync": {
    "gateway_url": "https://paradox-db.onrender.com/v1",
    "api_key": "pk_..."
  }
}

Security

  • AES-256-CBC encryption at rest
  • PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA512 key derivation (256k iterations)
  • Your passphrase never leaves your machine

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