Graphite is a decentralized and encrypted alternative to Google's G-Suite, built on Blockstack. The app never stores your identity or any of your data. You own your files, you choose what to share.

Check it out at http://app.graphitedocs.com

Graphite is open source and available for contributions. It is also available to simple run locally. One of the exciting things about this app is you can run it (alongside Blockstack) without ever going to the Graphite URL.

Graphite proudly uses Browserstack for cross-browser and cross-operating-system testing.

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Graphite is open source and welcomes new issues, feature requests, and contributions.

Steps to install:

1. Clone the repo.
2. Run 'npm install'
3. Run 'npm run start' Note: the initial build time might take a couple minutes, but once it's running, it should be very quick.
4. Have fun!

This project stemmed from the increasing control companies place on user data. At any given moment, Google can remove access to every single one of the documents you write and store with them. That's unacceptable.

Additionally, government censorship, which has always been around, seems to be growing more prevalent.

Graphite sets out to change that, and this was only possible because of the work done by Blockstack.

If you'd like to contribute to this project, there are a few ways to do so:

You can create a new issue any time, but please make sure your bug reports are clean and clear. Here's a good guide:

https://testlio.com/blog/the-ideal-bug-report/

Please make sure you search any existing issues for the bug you would like to report before opening a new issue.

A public roadmap will soon be up at http://graphitedocs.com, but feature requests are always welcome. To suggest a feature, please open a new issue in this format:

Feature: [Your feature title] Description of the feature requests

Be as detailed as possible in feature requests and be sure to search existing issues to make sure you are not making a duplicate feature request.

If you'd like to contribute by fixing any existing bugs, please create a pull request. Here's a basic guide for doing so:

https://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-pull-request/

GPLv3. See the License file.