Build enterprise-ready SaaS applications without sacrificing the joy of Rails development.

A production-ready Action Cable subscription adapter that uses MongoDB (via Mongoid) as a durable, cross-process broadcast backend with Change Streams support

Provides HTTP API for log ingestion, background processing with built-in Scheduler, and query APIs. Can run as standalone service or integrate with existing Rails apps.

The Cloudflare Durable Objects programming model for Rails: addressable objects with durable state, ordered mailboxes, fenced activation, per-object alarms, transactional effects, and reactive ERB. It runs on MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite without requiring Redis.

SseCable enables real-time communication between servers and clients, allowing for efficient event broadcasting, channel subscriptions, and connection management.

A modern CMS for Ruby on Rails

Upkeep records the data and identity dependencies used while Rails renders a view, then updates subscribed frames when matching application data changes.

Yabeda plugin for collecting ActionCable metrics

yrb-lite-actioncable adds a Rails ActionCable channel concern (YrbLite::ActionCable::Sync) on top of the yrb-lite y-crdt bindings: the full y-websocket sync protocol, awareness/presence, record-before-distribute auditing, and memory/store backends (AnyCable-ready), so a Rails app can be the collaboration server for Y.js editors with no Node sidecar.

yrby-actioncable adds a Rails ActionCable channel concern (Y::ActionCable::Sync) on top of the yrby y-crdt bindings: the full y-websocket sync protocol, awareness/presence, record-before-distribute auditing, and memory/store backends (AnyCable-ready), so a Rails app can be the collaboration server for Y.js editors with no Node sidecar.

The Rails integration for yrby (formerly yrby-actioncable): a y-websocket sync channel for Action Cable and AnyCable (include Y::ActionCable), engine-owned document storage with compaction (Y::Document, Y::DocumentUpdate), and an install generator. A Rails app serves Y.js editors with no Node sidecar.

y-ruby-actioncable adds a Rails ActionCable channel concern (Y::ActionCable::Sync) on top of the y-ruby y-crdt bindings: the full y-websocket sync protocol, awareness/presence, record-before-distribute auditing, and memory/store backends (AnyCable-ready), so a Rails app can be the collaboration server for Y.js editors with no Node sidecar.