Sites, knowledge, and collaboration

A SharePoint alternative shaped around ownership.

Planned open infrastructure for intranets, portals, documents, lists, publishing, governance, and collaboration.

The proposition

Built to remain understandable—and yours.

ShareCraft is intended to become the shared-content foundation of the ecosystem: a place for organizational knowledge to be published, governed, searched, and reused without being trapped.

Proposed scope

What ShareCraft is intended to make possible.

01

Planned capability

Sites and structured knowledge

Team sites, communication sites, intranets, pages, news, lists, navigation, and reusable content are part of the intended SharePoint-alternative scope.

02

Planned capability

Document libraries and governance

Document libraries are intended to combine metadata, versions, search, permissions, sharing controls, auditability, retention, and governance.

03

Planned capability

Co-authoring across the craft

Presence and co-authoring are intended for WordCraft, GridCraft, PdfCraft, SolidCraft, DeckCraft, and other compatible ThineCraft applications.

04

Planned capability

Workflows and a controlled public edge

Workflow integration is intended to connect content processes across the ecosystem, while controlled public submissions can receive records without exposing the private workspace.

The shape of the work

A simple path through a complex system.

  1. 01 Publish a governed space
  2. 02 Collaborate in context
  3. 03 Keep knowledge portable

One connected craft

Continue through the ecosystem.

Open from the beginning

The source and the conversation belong in public.

This site documents an intended direction. Follow the repository as the project definition, architecture, and implementation take shape.

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