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Fileverse dDocs — end-to-end encrypted documents with real-time collaboration

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415
Primary language
TypeScript
License
AGPL-3.0
Repository last updated
Sep 18, 2026

Overview

Fileverse dDocs is an open-source, privacy-focused alternative to Google Docs. It combines end-to-end encryption with real-time/asynchronous collaboration, comments, suggestion mode, version history, offline editing, cross-device sync, Markdown, LaTeX, Mermaid, and multiple import/export formats.

Features and best fit

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Combine end-to-end encryption with collaborative editing

Document content remains encrypted while collaborators use real-time/asynchronous editing, comments, suggestions, and version history.

Sources: [2]

Embed offline and rich-document features as a package

Applications can integrate @fileverse-dev/ddoc for offline editing, Markdown/LaTeX/Mermaid, import/export, presentation, and related editor capabilities.

Sources: [2]

For privacy-sensitive collaborative editors and agent-aware document apps

dDocs fits collaboration where plaintext content should not be entrusted to the service provider or where an encrypted editor must be embedded into another application.

Sources: [2]

Understand the package/demo scope, peer dependencies, and AGPL-3.0

This repository contains the core editor package plus demos. It requires Tailwind 3.4 and several peer dependencies, and Tailwind 4 is not currently supported. Modified network deployments should also review AGPL-3.0 obligations.

Sources: [2][3]

Official sources

  1. [1]fileverse/fileverse-ddocs repository(2026-09-20)
  2. [2]Fileverse dDocs README(2026-09-20)
  3. [3]Fileverse dDocs AGPL-3.0 license(2026-09-20)
  4. [4]Fileverse dDocs web app(2026-09-20)
Supplemental curator note

Beyond the hosted ddocs.new experience, this repository provides the `@fileverse-dev/ddoc` editor package and demo. The README lists E2E encryption, offline/online editing, zero-knowledge access/recovery, and an opt-in programmable API for agents. AGPL-3.0 obligations matter when modified versions are offered over a network.

Try it in 3 steps

  1. 1

    Clone the dDocs source

    Fetch the repository containing the editor package and demo application.

    git clone https://github.com/fileverse/fileverse-ddocs.git && cd fileverse-ddocs
  2. 2

    Install dependencies

    Install the dependencies required by the package and demo as documented by the project.

    npm i
  3. 3

    Start the local demo

    Run the Vite demo and inspect the Ddoc Editor, comments, and collaboration UI.

    npm run dev
Check the official README

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Forks
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Open issues
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Contributors
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Primary language
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License
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Repository last updated
Sep 18, 2026
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