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Encryption happens on your device, so neither Fileverse nor anyone else can read your files without permission. It’s built in a local-first approach, favouring local storage of files first and encrypted backups on decentralized storage. Your collaborators’ anonymity is protected and your own account is independent of Fileverse’s servers.

Yes. You can bulk import your files in .md, .pdf, .docx, .xlsx and .csv into your Fileverse Workspace. Teams joining from the waitlist get help planning the move and even use SCIM (System for Cross-domain Identity Management) to automate how user and group accounts from another platform like Google Workspace are synced, created, updated, and deleted on Fileverse Workspace.

Yes. Fileverse Workspace comes with an API, a CLI and an MCP server that run locally on your machine. Generate an API key, start the local server and connect your LLM through MCP, so agents can read, draft and edit your encrypted docs. Each API key is its own identity, so agents work with their own key, never yours, and everything is encrypted before it leaves your device. The API will soon expand inside a trusted execution environment (TEE), so agents can work across all your docs, sheets and files without ever exposing them. No black boxes, not even for agents.