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The Best dDocs Alternatives in 2026

12 alternatives2 free · 3 open source

Looking for something like dDocs? Here are 12 alternatives, ranked by how closely they match it on purpose, features and platforms. Of these, 2 are free or have a free plan and 3 are open source.

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dDocs offers end-to-end encrypted document editing and real-time collaboration as an alternative to Google Docs.

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1Proton Docs —Not statedAndroid, iOS, Web
2Super Productivity —YesAndroid, iOS
3TinyList —Not statedWeb
4Office Website —Yes—
5Overleaf FreemiumNot statedWeb
6Docx Editor —Not stated—
7Google Docs —Not statedAndroid, iOS, Web
8Templates —Not statedWeb
9SharePad FreeNot statedWeb
10HackMD —Not statedWeb
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TinyList

tinylist.app
Also covers privacy · same kind of website

TinyList provides notes and checklists in a privacy-focused PWA that syncs between devices.

5

Overleaf

overleaf.comFreemium
Same kind of website · free plan

Overleaf is a browser-based LaTeX editor with real-time collaboration and document templates. Its free plan supports one collaborator per project; paid plans add capacity and editing features.

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What is the best alternative to dDocs?
Based on features, tags and platforms, the closest alternatives to dDocs are Proton Docs, Super Productivity, and TinyList.
Is there a free alternative to dDocs?
Yes. Overleaf and SharePad are free or offer a free plan.
Are there open-source alternatives to dDocs?
Yes: Super Productivity, Office Website, and HTML Converter.

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