Projects from France

Aleph Cloud is a decentralized SuperCloud that provides compute, storage, and frontend hosting on independent infrastructure. It enables projects to run high-availability backends and verifiable, censorship-resistant frontends, acting as a resilient alternative or backup to centralized clouds like AWS or Cloudflare. Aleph Cloud is used by Web3 and also web2 companies, DeFi, and AI projects to improve resilience, decentralization, and trust, with pay-as-you-go usage and blockchain-native integrations.

CryptPad is an open-source, end-to-end encrypted collaborative office suite built in JavaScript. It offers real-time editing of documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and more with zero-knowledge encryption ensuring that neither the server nor any third party can access the content.

Docs is an open-source collaborative documentation and wiki platform developed by France's DINUM as part of La Suite numérique, the French government's digital sovereignty workspace. It supports real-time co-editing, version history, comments, export to PDF/ODT/Word, and an AI assistant. Used by 500,000+ public agents.

LemonLDAP::NG is a mature, open-source Web SSO and access management platform trusted by French government ministries since 2004. It supports CAS, SAML, and OpenID Connect federation, multi-factor authentication via TOTP, WebAuthn, and email MFA, and integrates with LDAP, databases, and NoSQL backends.

SquashTM is an open-core test management solution that centralises all testing activities, from requirements to execution results. It lets teams build a structured, reusable test repository, manage campaigns across manual, automated, and exploratory testing, and maintain full traceability between requirements and test coverage. Agnostic by design, it integrates with GitLab, OpenProject (Q1 2027), Jira, Jenkins and other CI/CD tools, supporting Agile, V-model, and hybrid methodologies. On-premise or cloud.

Symfony is a high-performance PHP framework and set of reusable components for building web applications and APIs. Created in France by Fabien Potencier in 2004, it powers major platforms including Drupal, eZ Platform, and Magento. MIT-licensed with a disciplined release cycle, semantic versioning, and long-term support versions.

XWiki is a second-generation open-source wiki platform built in Java, enabling organizations to build intranets, knowledge bases, digital workplaces, and custom collaborative solutions. It offers structured data, extensions, scripting, and full data sovereignty with self-hosted or cloud deployment.