Berlin local-first workspace: encrypted objects, offline by default, sync when you say so.
Collection
End-to-end encrypted
17 toolsThe provider cannot read it either.
Client-side vaults for the files you still keep in somebody else’s cloud.
Zero-knowledge docs, sheets, slides and whiteboards, where the server cannot read the document.
Matrix collaboration that several European governments already run on their own infrastructure.
German zero-knowledge cloud where the clients are open source and the keys never leave the device.
Valencia zero-knowledge drive with open-source clients and a separate photo vault.
Mailfence
BelgiumBelgian mail suite with an OpenPGP keystore built into the webmail itself.
French messenger with no server-side directory at all, certified by the national cyber agency.
Luxembourg password manager designed around team sharing, self-hostable from day one.
pCloud
SwitzerlandSwiss consumer drive with lifetime plans and optional client-side encryption.
Encrypted mail, calendar and drive under Swiss jurisdiction, funded by subscriptions instead of adjacency to an ad business.
Swiss VPN with open-source clients on every platform and audited no-logs claims.
Stackfield
GermanyMunich work platform where the tasks and the messages are both end-to-end encrypted.
Swiss messenger that needs no phone number and keeps no contact graph to hand over.
Tresorit
HungaryEnd-to-end encrypted storage aimed at firms that have to prove where a file went.
Hanover encrypted mail with post-quantum key exchange and fully open-source clients.
Berlin-built encrypted messaging and conferencing on the MLS standard, deployed in regulated settings.