what's fileverse?
Fileverse is a decentralized, privacy-focused collaboration platform that serves as an alternative to centralized tools like Google Workspace, Notion, and Microsoft 365. It enables users to create and collaborate on documents, spreadsheets, whiteboards, and knowledge bases in a peer-to-peer manner with end-to-end encryption and onchain storage. Key products include dDocs, a decentralized document editor similar to Google Docs, and dSheets, a blockchain-based spreadsheet tool for querying and simulating smart contracts. The platform emphasizes user autonomy, anonymity through zero-knowledge proofs, and seamless integration with Ethereum for verifiable, permissionless access. Recent updates focus on improving real-time collaboration, ZK-powered authentication, and performance enhancements for smoother user experiences.
Fileverse, end-to-end encrypted decentralized team file storage, noted in TheDefiEdge's privacy roundup.
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x.com/fileverseFeatured in TheDefiEdge's Privacy Sector Roundup as an end-to-end encrypted decentralized file storage solution for teams among notable privacy tools.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin states the platform reached stability after bug fixes and is ready for secure document sharing, commenting, and collaboration without further issues.
Two new apps are incoming and an SDK is in development to enable third-party developers to build on the platform.
Version history feature now live in dDocs with one-click access to previous document versions, collaboration tracking, and authenticity verification, all with end-to-end encryption.
New folders feature released for dDocs with end-to-end encryption, drag-and-drop functionality, and emoji coding capabilities; landscape viewing format added and versioning plus guardians features announced as upcoming releases.