Overview

Empowering anyone to create privacy and communication apps, utilizing QS tech and infrastructure.

What It Is

At its core, the QS Framework is a fully composable toolkit enabling the creation of privacy-centric applications. It offers:

APIs that allow for real-time, encrypted collaboration spaces with privacy at its core.
Versatile file storage interface that allows for decentralized storage.

What You Can Build with QS Framework?

Quick Sync’s framework empowers creators and developers to craft privacy-first applications that are intuitive, secure, and flexible. Here’s what’s possible:

1. Private Collaboration Rooms

Launch secure, temporary spaces for teams or peers to work together privately.

What it does: Create short-lived or password-protected collaboration rooms where users can upload files, chat, and exchange ideas live.
Why it matters: Ideal for confidential discussions or editing sessions. Files and messages vanish once the session ends.

Share large or sensitive files confidently with others.

What it does: Upload documents, multimedia, or project materials securely via decentralized storage.
Why it matters: Perfect for sharing drafts, designs, or media assets. Everything is encrypted, peer-to-peer.

3. Secure Messaging Portals

Set up private, real-time communication spaces.

What it does: Build chat-enabled portals that support emoji reactions, pinned messages, and streaming updates.
Why it matters: Useful for confidential client conversations, consulting sessions, or any scenario where privacy and interaction go hand in hand.

4. Marketplace for Digital Goods

Sell or distribute content in a privacy-aware way.

What it does: Authenticate buyers via wallet verification, grant access to assets securely, and notify users in real time when their purchase is ready.
Why it matters: Great for creators monetizing templates, e-books, or media, keeping transactions private and building trust with buyers.

5. Temporary Educational or Workshop Spaces

Host short-term online classes or workshops with built-in privacy.

What it does: Launch event-specific rooms with chat and file-sharing tools, then let them disappear afterward.
Why it matters: Ideal for guest lectures, one-off workshops, or project reviews, without leaving behind any unnecessary data.

6. One-Time Vault for Secrets

Send passwords or sensitive data that self-destruct after use.

What it does: Create single-use sessions where recipients can retrieve confidential information, then the session auto-closes.
Why it matters: A fast, secure way to share access keys, OTPs, or private data without risk of accidental reuse.