Three People. One Document. Zero Cloud.

Real-time collaboration is the standard expectation for modern organizational tools. InfoPeak Docs, Slides, and Sheets deliver it — on sovereign infrastructure, without routing a single keystroke through an external provider's servers.

The Architecture Behind Real-Time Collaboration

InfoPeak's real-time collaboration is built on Y.js — a conflict-free replicated data type (CRDT) framework that enables multiple users to edit the same document simultaneously without conflicts. Y.js handles the synchronization logic: it tracks changes from each collaborator, resolves conflicts algorithmically, and ensures that every participant converges on the same document state regardless of network conditions or edit timing.

The synchronization server runs on InfoPeak's own infrastructure. Your document content does not pass through a third-party service to reach your collaborators. The data path runs from your device to InfoPeak's servers to your collaborator's device. No external routing. No third-party processing. No data leaving the sovereign environment at any point in the collaboration session.

What Happens When You Type

When a collaborator types in an InfoPeak document, the change is encoded as a CRDT operation and transmitted to the Y.js synchronization server. The server distributes the operation to all other active collaborators in real time. Each client applies the operation to its local document state. The result is immediate, conflict-free synchronization across all participants with no perceptible latency.

If two collaborators make conflicting changes simultaneously — editing the same sentence at the same moment — Y.js resolves the conflict deterministically. Both changes are preserved where possible. The document state is always consistent. There is no last-write-wins data loss, no manual merge required, and no version conflicts to resolve after the session ends.

"Three people. One document. Every change synchronized in real time. The content never leaves the sovereign environment."

Docs, Slides, and Sheets — One Collaboration Standard

Real-time collaboration in InfoPeak is not limited to one product type. InfoPeak Docs uses Y.XmlFragment for rich text synchronization through ProseMirror. InfoPeak Slides uses Y.Array for slide data synchronization on the Fabric.js canvas. InfoPeak Sheets applies the same CRDT framework to spreadsheet cell data and formula state.

The collaboration experience is architecturally consistent across all three: live cursor presence, real-time change propagation, automatic conflict resolution, and persistent state that survives disconnections and browser refreshes. Whether your team is co-authoring a proposal in Docs, building a board presentation in Slides, or updating a shared financial model in Sheets, the underlying technology is identical.

Business Plan: Organization-Wide Collaboration

On Business plans, collaboration is organization-wide. Team members access shared documents, slides, and sheets within the same permission framework that governs the rest of the InfoPeak suite. Access is role-based, immediately revocable, and auditable. The collaboration environment is governed by the same organizational access controls as mail, drive, and vault — one permission model, no gaps between products.

Document version history is maintained automatically. Every saved state is accessible, with the identity of the contributing editor recorded. Collaboration does not mean losing visibility over who changed what — it means knowing exactly who changed what, and when, within a platform where that audit record belongs to your organization.

Offline and Reconnection

Y.js is designed for real-world network conditions. If a collaborator loses connectivity during an editing session, their local changes are preserved in the Y.js document state on their device. When the connection is restored, the client reconciles its local state with the server state automatically. No data is lost. No manual intervention is required. The document converges to the correct state without prompting the user to take any action.

This is the behavior that professional infrastructure delivers — not because a workaround was implemented after the fact, but because the architecture was designed for it from the beginning.

Real-time collaboration on sovereign infrastructure. This is the standard InfoPeak builds to.