Fileverse
Fileverse is a privacy-first, self-sovereign collaboration suite offering end-to-end encrypted documents, spreadsheets, and decentralized storage.
What is Fileverse?
Fileverse is a privacy-first, self-sovereign collaboration suite that provides alternatives to Google Workspace and Notion with end-to-end encryption, zero-knowledge authentication, and local or decentralized storage at its core. Its flagship app, ddocs.new, is an open-source document editor for groups and teams to collaborate securely, with features including offline mode, Markdown/LaTeX support, and private zero-knowledge access permissions. Fileverse enhances users' privacy, independence, and creativity, giving them the ability to create their own ideal space for everyday online activities: from file-sharing and decentralized storage to publishing a personal website, blog, or portfolio. The platform also includes an opt-in local LLM for AI-assisted writing that runs entirely on-device, and the Fileverse API enables external LLMs and agents to manage encrypted documents via MCP.
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