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Discover Bethemesh: tools, Workspace and pipelines

Understand the three ways to use Bethemesh and choose the right workflow for your needs.

Published 27 July 2026Updated 27 July 20261 minBeginner

Bethemesh can solve a one-off task or a recurring data workflow. The platform uses three complementary levels: tools, the Workspace, and pipelines.

Use a tool for a one-off task

A tool is a standalone page. Open a file or paste text, apply one transformation, then download the result. This is the best choice for a single operation.

Tip: start with a tool when your need is simple. You can move to the Workspace later without changing the local-processing model.

Compose in the Workspace

The Workspace lets you chain several modules on one page. You can inspect the input, steps and final result without uploading files to a server.

Reuse with a pipeline

A pipeline is a saved recipe. It stores module order and settings, not your files. You can repeat the same processing every week or across devices through optional sync.

Which mode should you choose?

  • Tool: one quick isolated action.
  • Workspace: several steps to build or test.
  • Pipeline: a validated workflow you want to reuse.

In all three modes, processing stays in your browser.

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