Locally Stored
Documents stay on GoOffice-controlled infrastructure, reducing dependence on foreign productivity clouds.
Philippine-hosted office collaboration
GoOffice.ph
A sovereign productivity workspace for documents, spreadsheets, presentations, PDFs, tenant storage, and admin-defined limits.
- Local
- Hosted in the Philippines
- Tenant-aware
- Group storage and quotas
- Open source
- Reviewable local repository
Multi-User
Users, groups, sharing, and quotas are administered centrally with room for delegated tenant operations.
Open Baseline
Source, deployment manifests, and upstream pins are held in a local Git repository for review and change control.
Platform
Office tools with tenant-controlled storage.
GoOffice.ph combines secure file management with browser-based editors so teams can work in familiar document formats while administrators keep control over where files live and how storage is allocated.
Documents, Sheets, Slides
Browser editing for common office files, including text documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and PDFs.
Tenant Workspaces
Each tenant can receive its own groups, shared folders, and storage boundaries.
User Limits
Admins can define per-user quotas and align tenant storage with commercial plans.
Local Repository
Brand, infrastructure code, and deployment instructions stay source-controlled for traceability.
Architecture
Starts lean, scales by separating layers.
The first deployment runs in containers on one Ubuntu server. The services are already separated so growth can move database, cache, storage, app, and editor capacity onto dedicated infrastructure.
CaddyTLS edge, reverse proxy, hardened headers
GoOffice WorkspaceUsers, groups, sharing, quotas, tenant folders
GoOffice EditorsDocument, spreadsheet, presentation, and PDF editing
PostgreSQLApplication metadata and durable relational data
RedisCache and file-locking foundation
Governance
Built for accountable operations.
GoOffice is designed around clear ownership: auditable deployment files, pinned upstream releases, controlled secrets, firewall rules, and documented tenant/user procedures.