Docs covers text, notes, forms, and document pipelines you can run without handing every draft to a vendor cloud. That includes LibreOffice-based online editing, end-to-end encrypted pads and surveys, CRDT block editors, and ODF/PDF capabilities in publishing tools.

Browse the NGI-funded projects below.

These tools are not all NGI grants, but they are what people actually run locally or self-host — inspectable defaults instead of a Word/Docs subscription.

	Collabora Online brings LibreOffice into the browser for collaborative documents, sheets, and slides — with visual search improvements under the NGI grant.
	ZetaOffice runs collaborative LibreOffice editing client-side in the browser with end-to-end encryption — the grant formerly linked as LibreOffice P2P.
	CryptPad adds secure surveys and polls on top of CryptPad’s end-to-end encrypted pads, sheets, and kanban — data stays ciphertext on the server.
	TypeCell is a CRDT-based collaborative block editor for notes and structured writing without a proprietary doc silo.
	Wax extends the Wax editor with ODF, legacy office formats, and PDF — publishing workflows that stay on open formats.
	LibreOffice remains the full desktop suite in the commons: Writer, Calc, Impress, and related tools on the OpenDocument Format — the practical fallback many organisations can install today.