Frequently asked questions
Bethemesh works in your browser first. This FAQ explains what stays local, what may be synchronized and when to choose a tool or a pipeline.
Do I need an account?
No. Every tool and the Workspace remain available without an account. An account is only used to retrieve pipelines and templates across devices.
Are my files uploaded to a server?
No. Files, text, tables, previews and results are processed locally in your browser. Cloud synchronization only contains pipeline and template JSON definitions.
What is the difference between a tool, a module, the Workspace and a pipeline?
- A tool is a standalone page for one precise task.
- A module is the reusable technical building block used in the Workspace.
- The Workspace is the environment where steps are assembled.
- A pipeline is the saved recipe describing module order and settings.
When should I use a pipeline?
Use a tool for a one-off need. Create a pipeline when the same sequence returns regularly, such as importing a table, cleaning cells, removing duplicates and exporting the result.
Can I work offline?
Local processing and saved pipelines remain available while the application resources are accessible in the browser. Synchronization simply waits for the connection to return.
What happens if two devices edit the same pipeline?
The engine compares revisions. If versions diverge, you can keep the local version, the cloud version or both so no work is lost.
Can I back up my data without an account?
Yes. JSON export creates a portable backup of pipelines and templates that can be imported in another browser.
Is synchronization paid?
It is planned without extra cost at launch. The architecture can support future Premium services, while tools and Local First processing remain central to the free offering.
Last updated: 27 July 2026