ULDA × ZeroAM: open‑sourcing the way we build private‑by‑default apps

ULDA grew out of ZeroAM’s day‑to‑day engineering: shipping features quickly without letting sensitive data drift into places it doesn’t belong. Over time that pressure shaped a small library that encrypts and signs data in the browser, keeps it synchronized in real time, and doesn’t demand a backend refactor to get value. Making ULDA open‑source is the next natural step—an invitation for review, collaboration, and steady improvement in the open.

As a ZeroAM community edition, ULDA will stay compact and practical. We’ll continue to favor clear APIs over magic, incremental adoption over rewrites, and battle‑tested primitives over novelty. You can install the package today, try it on one slice of your product, and expand as confidence grows. If you need only signatures, reach for ulda‑sign; if you need a full encrypted data layer with live updates, use the core library. Either way, the goal is the same: give developers a boring, reliable path to privacy‑first software.