dDocs

Collaborative editing normally means handing the text to a server that can read it. dDocs is an end-to-end encrypted document editor where the contents stay readable only to the people holding the keys, built as a privacy focused alternative to Google Docs.

The project ships as a React package called DdocEditor that drops into an application already using Tailwind CSS. Peer dependencies for drag and drop, the Fileverse UI and crypto libraries, viem and animation stay outside the bundle, so an app that already has them does not ship two copies. Props control preview mode, initial content, change callbacks and collaboration.

The editor covers what a shared document is expected to do.

• Collaboration modes: real-time and asynchronous editing, with suggestion mode for tracked changes and commenting.
• Authoring formats: Markdown and LaTeX input plus MermaidJS diagrams inside the document.
• Import and export: documents move in and out as docx, md, pdf and html among other formats.
• Offline work: older documents stay open and editable with no connection, then sync across desktop and mobile.
• Zero-knowledge access: proofs gate private access permissions and drive social recovery of an account or its files.
• Agent API: an opt-in encrypted programmable interface aimed at automated clients.

Version history, dark mode and color themes round out the editor, and the web app is optimized for mobile and installable as a progressive web app. It suits a team that wants document collaboration inside its own product rather than a hosted office suite.