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Docs

The document editor that turns your team's content into knowledge.·docs.la-suite.eu

Free plan · Open source See pricing ↓

Docs is an open-source, web-native text editor for real-time team collaboration on structured documents and sub-documents, giving users full ownership of their data. It can be self-hosted on your own infrastructure or accessed via public community-run instances. It includes optional AI features (summarize, rewrite, translate, turn notes into slides) that can be wired to a user-chosen LLM provider. It is released under the MIT license and recognized as a Digital Public Good.

What it's for

Real-time collaborative document editingBuilding a searchable team knowledge base with nested sub-documentsImporting .docx and .md files and exporting to .docx, .odt, or .pdfRestoring earlier document versions from historySummarizing, rewriting, or translating text with AITurning notes into slides with AISelf-hosting a document editor for data ownership

Features 15

Accessibility improvements toward WCAG / RGAA compliance
Block-based editing with slash commands, tables, columns, collapsible sections, and media
Bring your own LLM provider for AI actions
Content library with ready-made templates
Export to .docx, .odt, or .pdf
Fast document search and pinning
Granular access control (view, comment, edit, restricted access, external guests, public links)
Import .docx and .md files
Knowledge organization via nested sub-documents and hierarchies
Optional AI actions: summarize, rewrite, fix typos, translate, turn notes into slides
Real-time collaboration with live cursors, presence, and comments
Self-hostable for full data ownership
Shareable links for collaboration
Toolbar-based formatting
Version history with rollback to any earlier state

At a glance

free tieropen sourceself-hostable

TypeWeb app

DeploymentHybrid

PlatformsWeb

Integrations

MistralAlbert APILangfuse

Resources

Docs

Pricing

Docs is free and open-source software (MIT license). Users can self-host or use free public community instances.