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SwiftData is a framework introduced by Apple to simplify the process of building your app's model layer and persisting data across app launches. It provides features such as persistence, schema modeling, migration, graph management, and synchronization with CloudKit. SwiftData allows you to define your schema using a lightweight API, making it easy to work with queries and iterate on views.

One of the key features of SwiftData is its flexibility in data storage. By default, it uses CoreData, but you can configure it to use custom data stores, allowing you to store data using alternative backends like SQLite, remote web services, or JSON files. This is achieved through the new Datastore protocol, which supports any persistence backend.

SwiftData also introduces new capabilities such as indexing and unique constraints to optimize queries and ensure data integrity. Additionally, it provides a history API to track changes in the datastore, which is useful for syncing local changes with remote services.

For more detailed information on SwiftData, you can refer to the sessions "What’s new in SwiftData" and "Create a custom data store with SwiftData" from WWDC 2024.