Most online collaboration tools ask you to trust them with your data. Google Docs and Microsoft 365 store your files on their servers, scan your content, and bu

Most online collaboration tools ask you to trust them with your data. Google Docs and Microsoft 365 store your files on their servers, scan your content, and build profiles on users. CryptPad does the opposite. It’s a real-time document editor where everything is encrypted—only you and your team can see what you write. Not even the server can read your files. Now, we’re bringing that same privacy-first approach to businesses with CryptPad Enterprise. It’s a self-hosted, end-to-end encrypted alternative to Big Tech’s office suites, designed for teams that care about privacy, security, and data sovereignty. With governments and companies across Europe looking for ways to move away from US-based cloud services, solutions like this are becoming more relevant. We’re hosting a webinar to talk about how it works, the technical challenges of scaling encrypted collaboration, and what’s next. If you’re interested in privacy-first infrastructure, join us: