Defending Europe's data independence. Building GDPR-compliant alternatives to foreign tech giants. No backdoors. No foreign access.
Learn Our MissionThree pillars to reclaim Europe's digital independence
Monitor contracts between EU institutions and non-European data companies. Transparency through freedom of information requests and public reporting.
Develop and promote European-owned, GDPR-compliant digital services. Email, cloud, search — infrastructure that respects European law and values.
Raise public awareness about data sovereignty risks. Empower citizens and organizations to make informed choices about their digital infrastructure.
GDPR-compliant services built in Europe, hosted in Europe, governed by European law
Free, privacy-first email service. No tracking, no ads, full encryption. European servers, European jurisdiction.
Secure cloud storage with zero-knowledge encryption. Your data never leaves European jurisdiction.
Curated list of European-owned digital services. Find alternatives you can trust.
Real threats to European data sovereignty you should know about
The Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data Act allows US law enforcement to access data stored by US companies anywhere in the world — including European servers. GDPR protections mean nothing when your cloud provider is American.
Learn more →Palantir Technologies, a US defense contractor, provides data analytics to European police forces and intelligence agencies. Sensitive citizen data processed by systems subject to US government access — a fundamental sovereignty breach.
Learn more →Built by Europeans, for Europe
EU-Data.org is initiated by EuropeHost.eu, part of XPSystems.eu — a German technology company building the digital infrastructure Europe needs.
The same team founded MTEX.dev, a developer-first platform creating tools they actually wanted to use. Now they're applying that same philosophy to digital sovereignty.
Subject to GDPR. Subject to German data protection law. No foreign jurisdiction can override European privacy rights on our infrastructure.
Principle: "Building the tools we actually want to use — and the infrastructure Europe actually needs."