dDocs
Open-source document editor with end-to-end encryption, real-time collaboration, and AI-free workflows. Built for sovereignty and offline access.
dDocs is an open-source alternative to:
dDocs is a privacy-first, end-to-end encrypted document editor designed for real-time collaboration without surveillance or AI training. Built as a self-sovereign alternative to Google Docs, it ensures your work remains private, encrypted locally, and recoverable even if the service goes offline.
Key Features
- End-to-End Encryption: Post-quantum encryption for all documents, comments, and edits, ensuring no third party can access your content.
- AI-Free Workflows: No AI training, scanning, or data harvesting—just pure, uncompromised writing.
- Real-Time Collaboration: Multiplayer editing with encrypted sharing, comments, and suggestions.
- Offline Mode & Cross-Device Sync: Draft and organize documents seamlessly across devices, with offline support.
- Markdown, LaTeX, & Mermaid Support: Advanced formatting for technical and creative writing.
- Self-Sovereign Recovery: Independent document recovery even if the service becomes unavailable.
- Custom Themes & Organization: Tabs, folders, and themes to structure your writing efficiently.
- Privacy by Default: No big tech tracking, no surveillance, and no AI-driven features.
Tech / Self-Hosting
dDocs is open-source and can be self-hosted for full control over your data. The project is built with modern web technologies and supports decentralized identity solutions like ENS domains for authentication.