dDocs

ddocs.new (public beta) is a privacy-first and open-source alternative to Google Docs and Microsoft Word, built on the Fileverse middleware. It offers an end-to-end encrypted document editor for groups and teams to work, collaborate, and share knowledge online in a fast and secure way.

Unique dDocs features include: offline mode, Markdown/LaTeX support, dark mode/themes, and private zero-knowledge powered access permissions & social recovery. Data stays local (IndexedDB), with optional saving on decentralized servers (IPFS) for sharing and cross-device syncing. It requires no account to get started and can be instantly accessed via ddocs.new in any browser, on both desktop and mobile.

dDocs also integrates AI without compromising privacy. The app includes an opt-in local LLM that runs entirely on your device, for autocomplete, prompting, and summaries, online or offline. The Fileverse API lets external LLMs and agents programmatically create, edit, and manage encrypted documents via MCP, enabling multiplayer collaboration between humans and agents.

All documents tied to a dDocs account can be independently recovered using the Backup Key if the main app is down. Online documents can be controlled end-to-end without depending on centralized servers via the static and .onion Walkaway Page, giving you full sovereignty over your data.

ddocs.new supports a range of use cases including real-time and asynchronous team collaboration, fan fiction writing, legal document management with version history, and academic work. All with no tracking, surveillance, or AI training.