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Our first meeting in August 2016<\/p><\/div>This month, Nextcloud turns one year! While we built on a long history, it is nice to look back at what we accomplished in the last 12 months since we officially launched.<\/p>\n

The start<\/h2>\n

When we launched Nextcloud, on June 2 2016, we made it clear that we had one primary goal: provide a private cloud for everyone. It was the core of our work, and it\u00a0still is.<\/p>\n

We’re serious about the private part.<\/strong>\u00a0Privacy is only made possible by focusing on security, and security is immensely important for us. This is why one of our first actions was to reboot the HackerOne program, offering 10x more than we used to for anyone who managed to find a serious vulnerability in our code. And, in December, we had the experts at the NCC Group review our security processes. We also wanted to help everyone ensuring that they ran a secure instance: we launched the Nextcloud Private Cloud Security Scan in March this year.<\/p>\n

We’re serious about the cloud part.<\/strong>\u00a0The cloud is where you collaborate and communicate today. So we integrated audio\/video calls when we launched, added online office integration with Collabora and introduced a lot of improvements to sharing and collaboration features in Nextcloud 12.<\/p>\n

We’re serious about the everyone part.<\/strong> We’re ambitious and want to move fast so we can cater for the needs of a wide range of users. This is only possible by working with our community, building a real, collaborative, open project. We targeted home users with the Nextcloud box, making it easier than ever to get a private cloud up and running. And with Global Scale, we cater to the largest of the largest deployments, delivering unprecedented performance at HUGE scale.
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Recent meetup in Stuttgart<\/p><\/div>\n

Stability<\/h2>\n

We moved quick and Nextcloud 9 was released<\/a> just 2 weeks after we launched. We initially planned for mid July but the demand was big and more importantly, it was possible to pull this off because we received a lot of help!<\/p>\n

Nextcloud 10<\/a> proved we could deliver a reliable, stable product, making big strides in old pain points of upgrading and showing the reliability of „.o“<\/em> releases. And as part of this, we delivered enterprise capabilities – free and open. In the mean time, we had kicked off our bug bounty program<\/a>, partnered with OpenCloudMesh<\/a> and Collabora<\/a> and organized 2 hackweeks. The first Nextcloud Conference was our next achievement, and over 100 participants witnessed announcement of the Nextcloud Box!<\/a>
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Conference Group Photo 2016<\/p><\/div>
\nOf course, we launched the Android<\/a> and iOS<\/a> clients, announced our first big customer and much more…<\/p>\n

Then came December. First, we hit two important milestones:<\/p>\n