Nextcloud introduces Hub 26 Winter

With its newest release, Nextcloud Hub 26 Winter, the most popular privacy-first collaboration platform, brings performance improvements, easier user migration, and new collaboration capabilities, including cross-server federation.

“Since launching Nextcloud ten years ago, our core principle has always been clear: organizations and individuals retain ownership of their data rather than moving it to an electronic system controlled by vendors,” said Frank Karlitschek, CEO and founder of Nextcloud.

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“And the growing adoption is proving us right. Millions of Nextcloud digital workspaces are launched every year. And we’re increasing the speed even further. With the latest release, we’re further improving the flexibility and usability for collaboration, communication, and teamwork, while ensuring privacy and control.”

Easier relocation

The concept of controlling your data is the ability to choose where it resides and be free from any lock-in. Nexcloud Hub can be hosted anywhere, and Hub 26 Winter extends user freedom with a much-improved migration app. The app, now installed by default, has expanded export/import support to include Mail, Contacts, Calendars, Boards, and data from the project management application Deck.

Integration allows users on different servers to communicate and share things with each other, making decentralized collaboration possible.

The most obvious example is email, where Hotmail users can send emails to others on Gmail or corporate networks without any problems. Compare this to the difficulty of sending messages between closed platforms like Whatsapp, Snapchat, Discord or Slack.

Nextcloud is essentially decentralized, but allows for strong collaboration even between servers thanks to integration.

Other new features in Hub 26 Winter include improvements to Nextcloud Files, Office, Whiteboard, Talk for chat and video conferencing, artificial intelligence, and Nextcloud Assistant, across mobile and desktop clients, among others.

More information about the improvements.


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  1. I have it self-hosted because it doesn't offer encryption to install on a VPS. Yes, it does, but it puts a lot of strain on the system and won't be able to work on the web (it requires their application to do E2E encryption)
    Until they fix it we are using SeaFile

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