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Been searching for a bit and it appears that the real-time collaboration part isn't open source and requires you to use their cloud service to make it work. The

Been searching for a bit and it appears that the real-time collaboration part isn't open source and requires you to use their cloud service to make it work. The pricing for that isn't available on their website and instead requires you to contact them. I hope I'm wrong since I have some ideas I'd like to try it out with. Sending my customer's data to their cloud is probably a non-starter.

wiktor_walc 8y ago
Recently we realised that our public communication about collaboration is quite confusing ;( We mention "Cloud Services" everywhere, but the reality is that you can have an onpremise installation of our collaboration backend that you can host/control by yourself. The SAAS offer was first, that's why the current website looks how it looks. The onpremise offer is currently in a closed private-beta state, so if there is anyone willing to give it a try, we're open. We'll make it fully public in a month or two, after we polish the documentation and so on.