Live collaboration
Share flows, findings, scope and Repeater tabs in real time. End-to-end encrypted — the relay routes ciphertext, never plaintext.
hugin / teams
● anonymous by default · end-to-end encryptedLive, end-to-end-encrypted collaboration on proxy flows, findings and scope. The relay only ever sees ciphertext. Capabilities are default-deny and revocable live — you grant exactly what each peer sees. A governed org layer (SSO, signed audit, central revocation) is on the roadmap.
Share flows, findings, scope and Repeater tabs in real time. End-to-end encrypted — the relay routes ciphertext, never plaintext.
Grant exactly what each peer sees — Flows, Findings, Scope, Chat, Repeater — per session. Default-deny, revocable live.
No email, no seats database. Identity is a numbered account — we store a one-way hash, never the number.
Planned: flip a workspace into governed mode and add SSO identity, named participants, a signed audit trail, central revocation and DLP policy — without the relay ever reading content. Anonymous mode stays exactly as it is today.
Planned for governed clients: a hash-chained, signed log — who joined, what class of data moved — exported to your sink or SIEM. Metadata, not payloads: compliance without breaking E2E.
Same single Rust binary, no Electron, no runtime. MDM-push it and go.
This is the actual interface — the same design system that ships in the binary. A live session: named participants, the exact capabilities each peer holds on your data, and the event feed. Switch the theme; it re-resolves through tokens.
every participant, capability and event above is the real component set · capabilities are default-deny and revocable live; the relay only ever sees ciphertext
This is the planned opt-in org layer — none of it is shipped yet. Every control below is designed to sit on top of end-to-end encryption, so the relay still never reads your content. Anonymous, E2E collaboration is what ships today; turn governance on later and the anonymous product stays unchanged.
Enrol members through your IdP (OIDC) and MDM. Each client gets an org-signed member certificate binding a real identity to its signing key.
Sessions resolve to real people, not anonymous tags. Optional knock-to-join: the owner approves each member before the session key is handed out.
A hash-chained, client-signed log of governance events exported to your sink or SIEM. Metadata only — who did what with which class of data — so E2E holds.
A signed CRL ejects a revoked member from live sessions and blocks new joins. SCIM de-provision flows straight through to a kill-switch.
Org-pushed hard caps: members may never grant Scope or Findings to an external peer. Effective caps = peer-negotiated ∩ org policy, enforced at the edge.
Need payloads for compliance? Add an explicit org escrow key as an additional AEAD recipient — visible to participants, off by default.
the account number is base-32 with a check symbol; the server stores only its SHA-256 — your identity is never brute-forceable from what we keep
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End-to-end encrypted by default. Capabilities you control. Same single Rust binary.
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