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I work on a FOSS project in this space, Blobcache. https://github.com/blobcache/blobcache Trusting a server to store an application's state is a different thing from trusting it to author changes or to read the data. Servers should become dumber, and clients should become smarter. When I use an app, I want the app to load E2E encrypted state from storage (possibly on another machine, possibly not owned by me) make whatever changes and produce new encrypted data to send back to the server. The server should just be trusted for durability, and to prevent unauthorized access, but not to tell the truth about doing either of those things. Blobcache provides an API to facilitate transactions on E2EE state between a dumb storage server and any smart client. Blobcache can be installed on old hardware along with a VPN like Tailscale and then loade

I'm working on Blobcache. https://github.com/blobcache/blobcache Blobcache is content addressed storage, available over the network. Blobcache allow nodes to securely produce and consume storage. Configuration in similar to SSH, drop a public key in the configuration, and you're done. Blobcache is a universal backend for E2E encrypted applications. Docs - https://github.com/blobcache/blobcache/blob/master/doc/0.0_B... I'm also working on Got Version Control https://github.com/gotvc/got Got uses Blobcache for storing file data. Got is like Git, if you fixed all the problems with storing large files and directories in Git. There's no "large files provider" to configure separately. All the data for a commit goes to the same place. Got also encrypts all the data you put in it, E2E. If you've run into problems putting your whole home director