Sovereignty¶

Sovereignty is about who decides. With Libera Space, your organisation decides where its work lives, who can reach it, and when to leave.

Where it runs¶

Libera Space runs on servers your organisation chooses: its own, or those of a hosting provider it trusts, under the law it chooses. There is no central service run by us that it needs to reach.

What it contacts¶

Nothing outside your installation. The pages a person sees load nothing from elsewhere: no fonts, scripts or images from another site, no tracking. The document converter, which reads every document uploaded, is meant to run with no network access at all, so that no document can make your server fetch an address of its choosing; Libera Space refuses to start without that protection unless an administrator decides otherwise.

Open source¶

Libera Space is free software, under the Apache 2.0 licence: you can read it, run it, adapt it, and have anyone you choose do so for you. The office editors it uses come from Libera Suite, itself built on open source editors.

Your data, in open formats¶

Documents are kept in the formats people already use, ODF or Office, never in a format of our own. A space can be exported in full, with every version of every document, its notes, tasks, meetings and log, as files any tool can read. Moving away from Libera Space is a matter of taking that archive.

Connected to the State's services¶

Signing in through ProConnect means accounts stay under your organisation's control: someone who leaves the organisation loses access everywhere at once.