Local your files never leave this computer

Open a browser. Your folder is right there.

Send the address of a folder on your computer. Word, Excel, PowerPoint and drawings open in the browser — nothing to install, no account, and nothing they can change. A PDF whenever they need a copy. Only the folder you pick is shared: the rest of your computer stays out of sight, and you can add a username and password.

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Q3 review

192.168.1.8:9102

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Weekly meeting minutes

Week 12 · 6 November

This week

ReportFinal, waiting for a signature.
QuoteChecked, 2% difference.
DrawingRevision C filed.

Figure 1 · Shipments by month

Item	Status
Report	Done
Quote	Checked

Next meeting: Thursday 13 November, room 3.

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Q3 office supplies

No.

Item

Qty

Price

Amount

001

Desks

1,280

15,360

002

Chairs

260

6,240

003

Cabinets

480

2,880

004

Whiteboards

890

2,670

005

Screens

1,150

2,300

Total

29,450

PurchasesSummary

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Floor plan · rev. C Scale 1:100

What it saves you

One window for the files you actually work with — and one address that lets a colleague read them, with nothing they can change.

Colleagues can open a file or keep a copy, but there is no delete, rename or upload button anywhere. Nothing gets moved or overwritten by accident.

Word, Excel and PowerPoint open on a double-click, with tables, images and page breaks where they belong. Older .doc, .xls and .ppt files open too.

DWG and DXF files open as real drawings: zoom into a detail, pan across the plan, switch layers on and off. Missing fonts are replaced instead of turning into question marks.

Files on the left, content on the right. Click down the list instead of opening five programs and hunting for windows in the taskbar.

A document or a drawing becomes a PDF in one click — ready to send to a client, print, or file away.

Files are read from your own disk and never uploaded. Contracts, quotes and drawings stay where they are — it works with no internet at all.

Zoom in on the small print, jump to a page from the thumbnail rail, and keep your place through a sixty-page report.

One download, nothing to configure, no commands to type. Open it and a window appears — the viewers and the drawing engine are already inside.

Runs on the computer you already have

The same window on macOS, Windows and Linux. Close it and it waits in the tray, so the address stays live for colleagues.

macOS

macOS 11 or later, Apple silicon and Intel. Drag it into Applications like any other app.

Windows

Windows 10 or later. Unzip it and run the program — no black command window at any point.

Linux

Any modern desktop — GNOME, KDE and friends. It sits quietly in the tray; GTK 3 and an app-indicator host are all it needs.

Three steps, like any other app

No account, no server, no setup. Pick the folder and start reading.

Install

Download the package for your system and open it. On macOS, drag docWebHub into Applications.

macOS 11+ · Windows 10+

Choose a folder

Point it at a project folder, a shared drive or a USB stick. It remembers the last one.

The “Choose folder…” button

Send the address

Send what the window shows. A colleague opens it in a browser and sees the whole folder — able to read, unable to change a thing.

http://192.168.1.8:9102

Questions people ask

Do I need Office or AutoCAD installed?

No. The viewers are built in, so Word, Excel, PowerPoint and DWG files open on a computer that has none of those programs.

Can a colleague change or delete my files?

No. Whoever opens the address can only look: there is no delete, rename or upload button, and nothing is moved or overwritten.

Do my files get uploaded anywhere?

No. Everything is read from your own disk. The only network traffic is you opening the address in a browser.

Does this expose everything on my computer?

No. Whoever opens the address sees only the folder you picked — everything else on the computer, from other drives to your photos, is not part of it and cannot be reached. You can also require a username and password, which keeps even the file list hidden until someone signs in.

Which files can it open?

Word, Excel and PowerPoint (including the old .doc/.xls/.ppt), PDF, images, plain text, Markdown, web pages, audio and video, and DWG/DXF drawings.

Can a colleague look from their phone?

Yes, on the same network. Switch the address to your network card, send it over, and add a password if the network is not trusted.