LibreOffice in a browser tab, deployed next to your own file storage.
Collection
Leave Google
39 toolsSearch, Drive, Gmail, Analytics, Maps and Translate, one row at a time.
Zero-knowledge docs, sheets, slides and whiteboards, where the server cannot read the document.
Dailymotion
Paris video platform with a serious publisher and player business behind it.
DeepL
Cologne translation engine that professional translators quietly switched to years ago.
Ecosia
Berlin search that spends its ad margin on tree planting and publishes the receipts monthly.
Geoapify
German geocoding, routing and static-map APIs priced for small products.
HERE
Amsterdam mapping and location APIs, owned by a consortium of European carmakers.
Infomaniak
Geneva host running on renewable power, with mail, drive and meetings stacked on top.
Infomaniak kSuite
Mail, drive, docs and video calls sold as one Swiss-hosted workspace.
Valencia zero-knowledge drive with open-source clients and a separate photo vault.
Jottacloud
Norwegian backup with unlimited photo storage, held under Norwegian privacy law.
Mailbox.org
Berlin mail with PGP, an office suite, and a standing commitment never to run an ad business.
Mailfence
Belgian mail suite with an OpenPGP keystore built into the webmail itself.
Mojeek
Brighton crawler with a genuinely independent index — no Bing or Google underneath.
Files, calendar, contacts, chat and office on hardware you control — the default answer when the answer has to be self-hosted.
Riga-built editors with the strongest OOXML fidelity outside Redmond, self-hostable per seat.
The community map database nearly every non-Google map is built on.
The original German file-sync server, rebuilt as Infinite Scale for larger estates.
pCloud
Swiss consumer drive with lifetime plans and optional client-side encryption.
Federated video hosting from a French non-profit: no ads, no recommendation engine, no single owner.
Pirsch Analytics
German cookie-free analytics with a server-side SDK for teams whose users block client scripts.
Piwik PRO
Wrocław analytics suite with consent management attached and a private-cloud option.

Cookie-free analytics in one small script, hosted in the EU or on your own box.
Posteo
One euro a month, anonymous signup, green power, and a transparency report nobody forced them to publish.
Encrypted mail, calendar and drive under Swiss jurisdiction, funded by subscriptions instead of adjacency to an ad business.
Qwant
French engine building its own index, with no behavioural profile behind the results.
Rows
Lisbon spreadsheet that treats a live API call as a first-class cell.
Runbox
Norwegian host that has run mail on hydroelectric power since the late nineties.
Scaleway
Bare metal, managed Kubernetes and serverless from a French operator with an API you can read in one sitting.
Simple Analytics
Amsterdam analytics with no cookies, no personal data, and dashboards you can make public.
Spotify
Stockholm streaming service — the rare category where the incumbent is already European.
StartMail
Dutch paid mailbox with unlimited aliases, from the team behind Startpage.

Startpage
Dutch front-end that fetches Google results on your behalf so Google never sees you.
Tally
Ghent form builder that behaves like a text document until you hit publish.
TomTom
Amsterdam maps, live traffic and navigation SDKs for anything that moves.
Hanover encrypted mail with post-quantum key exchange and fully open-source clients.
Typeform
Barcelona-built forms that ask one question at a time, and the whole survey industry that copied them.
Vivaldi
Oslo browser with mail, feeds and serious tab management built in, and no telemetry business.
Whereby
Norwegian video rooms that live at a fixed URL and never ask anyone to install anything.