Diode Collab vs Eleven for Business

Diode Collab combines team messaging, file sharing, and remote access across Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, and Windows. Direct messages and group channels are described as end-to-end encrypted, with encryption enabled by default. Teams can collaborate on files, synchronize them, and use file backup on eligible plans. The pricing page lists unlimited storage and unlimited users on every plan. Browser upload and download links let people share files with recipients who do not have the app installed. Business adds secure equipment access, regional access tunnels, and custom endpoints. Signup uses pseudonymous identities and does not require a phone number or other personally identifiable information, according to the maker. Diode says content is not stored on servers and distinguishes blockchain membership proofs from stored content. New Zones begin on the free Nomad plan. Group costs $3 a month per user, Team 10.00 USD, and Business 15.00 USD.

Eleven for Business is encrypted group chat for small businesses that want to keep conversations off another party’s servers. It supports spaces, groups, direct messages, file sharing, reactions, replies, threads, GIF search, and link previews. Spaces also offer scheduled reminders, morning summaries, and a helper that can answer questions and build small apps. The service works in a browser and has native Mac and iPhone apps; its business page also says it runs on warehouse Android devices. Businesses can invite clients by link and remove them when a job ends without provisioning guest accounts. Messages and attachments are encrypted on devices, while the server stores and relays ciphertext it cannot read. Self-hosting is available at no charge with the same apps and features. The Free plan costs nothing and includes every feature, up to three spaces, and 1 GB of files per space. Business costs €11 a year, billed annually, and provides 11 GB of storage per person, pooled for the space.