>I'm talking just about a solution to the problem at hand: >Instead of storing files on servers controlled by a 3rd party company (and calling it "the cloud"),

>I'm talking just about a solution to the problem at hand: >Instead of storing files on servers controlled by a 3rd party company (and calling it "the cloud"), you store the files on servers that you control (and don't call it the cloud). I guess I can't tell if you're talking hypothetically or giving a realistic alternative that designers can use today. Is there a "local corporate web collaboration" similar in features to Figma that designers can use today? The comment I replied to, you said "this _is_ solvable" (present tense) instead of "this _can potentially be_ solvable" (hypothetical future UI collab software installed on internal corporate server that doesn't exist yet). That's why my interpretation of a present tense solution is something like Adobe XD files (".xd") saved on a shared corporate server... which reproduces the the chaos of multiple xlsx/docx files. EDIT reply to: >I'm talking about a solution that the creators of Figma could have engineered. I think you're losing track of your advice in this subthread because that statement about Figma really has nothing to do with the previous recommendation you made: >If you're a company, this is solvable by making the files live in a server the company controls.