Doxa is a secure file workspace: every version kept forever, folders you can roll back in time, edits reviewed before they go live, and search that understands what your documents mean — not just what they're called.
Doxa is in private beta — sign in below, or use your invite link to create an account.
Your Doxa Portal account — the one that opens your hubs. Hub-local users (created on a hub's Users page) sign in on the hub itself, not here.
Everything you can open — workspaces hosted on Doxa, and systems you run yourself.
Create your first workspace to start sharing documents securely. It lives on the Doxa-hosted hub — nothing to install.
Your own machines, presenting their files inside Doxa. Open a workspace to browse a device and pin folders into Doxa.
Everything across the hosted service — you're seeing this because you're a portal admin.
Configure a hub or node install here; on the machine, doxelo enroll pulls the profile down and sets everything up — zero local configuration.
On the target machine, run:
One-time code, valid for 1 hour. Then start it with doxelo serve.
Your hub dials out to Doxa — no inbound ports or firewall changes. Data and permissions stay on your hub.
Start (or restart) the hub with:
The code is one-time and expires in 15 minutes. The card flips to online when the hub connects.
Install a tiny agent on this machine and its files appear inside Doxa — nothing is uploaded until you pin a file or folder. The agent dials out to Doxa; no ports to open.
Paste this into Terminal on the device you want to add:
It downloads the agent, configures it, and runs it in the background. The code is one-time and expires in 15 minutes.
A new organization on the Doxa-hosted hub — its own private federation, with you as the first admin. You'll open it with your Doxa login; no separate password.
Send this link. It lets one person create their Doxa account.