Many organizations rely on work tools running on infrastructure they don’t control: file storage, email, chat, and document editors hosted by external providers with their own servers, policies, and business incentives. It’s a convenient setup, but it also means the data is subject to someone else’s terms, jurisdictions, and priorities.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Since its inception in 2016, Nextcloud has evolved from a self-hosted file sharing and sync software to a comprehensive collaboration platform that includes email, calendar, and contacts apps, tools for team chats and video calls, document, spreadsheet, and presentation editors, as well as AI and automation tools. Together, these make up Nextcloud Hub<\/a>, a secure digital workspace that puts you and your team in control of your data. By running it in a private cloud, you can take back ownership of your daily work tools, the files your create with them, and your team\u2019s communication.<\/p>\n\n\n\n