OBSCURA
Hey r/SideProject, I built OBSCURA OS. Everything runs client side in the browser, in memory, so there is no server storing your data and no account system to breach or subpoena. The Workspace Suite covers docs, sheets, slides, notes, file storage, forms and calendar, and is free
Sovereign, Zero-Account Browser Operating System: Private Workspace Suite and defensive Sovereign Suite with 100% client-side memory execution.
OBSCURA OS: Sovereign Workspace & Sovereign Suite OBSCURA OS FREE TIER Pass ($9) → HOME WORKSPACE SUITE SOVEREIGN SUITE Search ⌘K Settings Runs in your browser · No account · Nothing uploaded Your work stays on your machine Documents, spreadsheets, slides, notes and a suite of privacy tools that run entirely inside this browser tab. Nothing is uploaded, because there is nowhere to upload it to. No account, no password, no company reading your work to sell you something. Why we built it this way → Please email us suggestions at [email protected] Why this exists
Sovereign, Zero-Account Browser Operating System: Private Workspace Suite and defensive Sovereign Suite with 100% client-side memory execution.
OBSCURA OS: Sovereign Workspace & Sovereign Suite OBSCURA OS FREE TIER Pass ($9) → HOME WORKSPACE SUITE SOVEREIGN SUITE Search ⌘K Settings Runs in your browser · No account · Nothing uploaded Your work stays on your machine Documents, spreadsheets, slides, notes and a suite of privacy tools that run entirely inside this browser tab. Nothing is uploaded, because there is nowhere to upload it to. No account, no password, no company reading your work to sell you something. Why we built it this way → Please email us suggestions at [email protected] Why this exists
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