Your files, photos, films and passwords, locked on your own devices and kept on computers your friends own. Nobody else can read them. Not even us.
Your files, photos, films and passwords are encrypted on your phone or computer, with keys that never leave it. The computers that keep them hold only locked copies.
No one who runs a box can open them. There is no back door for us either.
Commonty runs on computers in members' homes, each holding a share of everyone's locked data. No company in the middle, and no data centre selling what it learns.
No box is trusted, not even ours. One that is stolen or hacked can only hand over what it cannot read.
Every folder you own, on every device you use.
Your film collection, playing on any screen in the house.
Back up your camera roll and share albums with family.
Every password in one vault that only you can open.
Ask an AI anything, without handing it to a tech company.
Start a server for 100+ games and invite friends in a click.
Host your code, run CI, and share it with anyone.
No ads or trackers on any device on your Wi-Fi.
Your own address that forwards to your inbox, and a new one for every site you sign up to.
Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi in your house. Your home stays there, out of every box's reach.
Files, films, photos, passwords and chats are locked on your device. Only you hold the keys.
On boxes people own, not in a data centre that sells what it learns.
No analytics or advertising cookies, and ad blocking for every device in your house.
No box is trusted, not even ours. A stolen or hacked box can only hand over locked data.
Every line is public. Two boxes must build each release the same way before any box runs it.
Free for the people who host it, with no company in the middle.