# Introduction

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The ESS Wallet Service and Data Wallet are currently available as Developer Preview. Do not use for production or for storing sensitive/personal data.
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Inrupt's [open source Solid Data Wallet application](https://github.com/openwallet-foundation-labs/solid-data-wallet), built on Inrupt’s [Enterprise Solid Server Wallet Service](https://docs.inrupt.com/ess/latest/services/service-wallet/), offers developers a white label application for storing and sharing personal data. This technical documentation outlines the installation, features and patterns, emphasizing a user-centric secure storage for consent-driven data sharing.

Developers can integrate existing services and applications to create new data flows, implementing robust authorization and consent-driven data sharing for access.

By using the Solid Data Wallet as a basis, organizations enhance data interoperability, improve insights, and empower users, all while adhering to a standards-based infrastructure that ensures privacy and compliance.

The Solid Data Wallet is a React Native application compatible with iOS 17 and Android 14 or newer versions of these operating systems.

### Getting Started

To get started, see the following sections in the manual:

| [Installation](/wallet/installation.md)                                                  | Installation instructions for the Data Wallet.                       |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [Features](/wallet/features.md)                                                          | Principal features of the Data Wallet.                               |
| [Wallet Architecture and Application Technical Flows](/wallet/architecture-and-flows.md) | An overview of the Wallet architecture patterns and technical flows. |
| [Wallet Services](https://docs.inrupt.com/ess/latest/services/service-wallet/)           | Documentation of the Wallet Service endpoints.                       |


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