CryptPad: End to End encrypted collaboration can be easy to use
summary
One-click document creation with no account, real time collaborative docs slides images a drive calendar and encrypted forms that the server cannot read, plus per-document keys and no password recovery so losing login means losing data. Live usage hits 2,200 instances and about 5 million pads a month after a Mexican schools spike. Backend work focuses on a scalable server and a new rich text editor, a nextgraph federation experiment and OnlyOffice/EuroOffice integration, funded by a nine-person team costing about 700k.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:42Real-time collaboration
- 3:30End-to-end encryption
- 8:27Encryption key management
- 10:14Security vs usability
- 13:11Usage statistics
- 16:47Geographic reach
- 18:14UI/UX and API
- 20:23Funding sustainability
- 23:13Scaling the server
- 25:41Future plans
- 28:58Call to action
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