Padloc

Open-source password manager — the best LastPass alternative. End-to-end encrypted vault, browser extension, cross-device sync. Free for personal use, self-hostable. Vaults stay readable offline once the app is installed, so a lost connection never locks you out of your own passwords.

Matrix-based secure messaging — the open-source Slack/Discord alternative. Decentralized, self-hostable, end-to-end encrypted. Your messages are never locked in a corporate server. Because Matrix is federated, two people on different servers can talk without either joining the other's platform.

Open-source, self-hostable pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of the pasted data. End-to-end encrypted, ephemeral pastes. The privacy-first alternative to Pastebin. The decryption key travels in the URL fragment, which the browser never sends to the server hosting the paste.

Open-source video conferencing — no account needed, no time limits, end-to-end encrypted. The Zoom/Google Meet alternative you can self-host. Used by millions for privacy-first calls.

A secure password generator that brings the pwgen command-line tool's approach to the browser. It creates random passwords and is offline-capable, so credentials can be generated without sending anything over a network. Suited to developers and privacy-conscious users who want pwgen-style passwords on any device.

End-to-end encrypted office suite — docs, spreadsheets, kanban, code pads. No account needed for guest use. Hosted in France, GDPR-native. The privacy-first Google Docs alternative.