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cDox

Technology

Victoria, BC

  • Canadian-owned
  • Canadian-founded
  • HQ in Canada
  • Made in Canada
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About cDox

cDox is a Canadian-developed, privacy-focused alternative to Google Docs and Microsoft Word, offering online document editing, spreadsheets, real-time collaboration and sharing. Built in Victoria, BC, and hosted on servers in Montreal, it emphasizes Canadian data residency, no advertising, no AI training on user content and easy document exports.

What to try

Suitable for everyday writing and collaboration, but not a complete substitute for advanced Word features, complex document layouts, macros or Microsoft 365 integrations.

Alternative to Microsoft

Particularly suitable for writers, researchers and small teams prioritizing Canadian data residency and control over their documents. Does not offer the full Google Workspace ecosystem. Copy fields

Alternative to Google (Alphabet)

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Technology

Document creation, editing, formatting and export

cDox provides a streamlined Canadian alternative to Microsoft Word for writing, formatting and collaborating on documents, with support for Word, PDF and Markdown exports.

Canadian status

  • Canadian-owned
  • Canadian-founded
  • HQ in Canada
  • Made in Canada

cDox is operated by BFH Labs Inc., an active Canadian federal corporation (No. 1142016-0), incorporated May 21, 2019, and based in Victoria, British Columbia. Founder Barry Lachapelle is listed in the federal corporate registry as a director and an individual with significant control holding or controlling at least 25% of shares.

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