Key-value store (shared temporary state)
One shared place for the short-lived information your whole app needs to agree on, like login sessions, one-time codes, game lobbies, or a live 'who is online' list. Every copy of your app sees the same data the moment it changes, it can expire on its own, and there are no servers for you to run. For anything that must be kept permanently, use the database.
Details
You can store single values, groups of fields, or lists of unique items, and give any of them an expiry time so they clean themselves up. Common uses are request limits that actually hold, one-time login codes, shopping carts before signup, making sure a job or email runs only once, counting active users, and remembering the results of slow or costly work. It keeps working through app updates and redeploys, and DontCode runs and scales it for you; just remember it is for temporary data, not your permanent records.
Where to enable it
Toggle this feature in your project editor. No code required.
This capability runs platform-wide; no specific settings route.
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