A working reference for European digital sovereignty
Own your digital world.
Build it your way.
CC10 connects files, chat, open social media, research, creation and AI-assisted operations under one identity. It is a working prototype—and the foundation for an ecosystem others can reproduce.
- Working prototype
- Open interfaces
- AI-assisted setup
- Enterprise path
Research release · private shadow alpha
CC11: a system that can show its work.
CC11 extends the running CC10 reference with versioned memory, labelled experimentation and evidence-bound promotion. The public preview shows the model, the proof ledger and the open release gates.

Independent by architecture
A digital Europe made of systems people can own.
Not another closed cloud. CC10 demonstrates how replaceable services, open formats, private infrastructure and federated networks can feel like one coherent product.
See CC10 in motion
Real apps.
Real workflows.
Watch sanitized recordings from Social, Pixelfed and Video Studio—with natural English narration, captions and explicit sound controls.
Enter the experienceOne reference, two paths
Build it yourself.
Or build it for the enterprise.
Clone. Describe. Let your AI plan.
Start with a system profile, reusable IaC, service bundles, security gates and an AI bootstrap prompt. The public distribution is a preview until release and restore gates are complete.
Explore the reproducible path →
For organisationsSovereignty without becoming a homelab team.
Architecture, migration, identity, hardening, governance and operations adapted to enterprise constraints.
Explore enterprise services →Everyday apps
A clear job for every app
Simple by design
Start once. Understand everything.
- 1Sign in once
Your CC10 identity opens the services assigned to your role.
- 2Choose the job
Drive for private data, Chat for messages, Social for posts, Pixelfed for public photos.
- 3Keep control
Use passkeys, store recovery offline and revoke a lost device from another trusted device.
Owner tools
Power without clutter
System control, development and infrastructure stay behind role-based access. Daily users see daily apps; operators get audited tools when they need them.