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Discover 16 resources related to Local First.
Learn how to visually edit a PDF in your browser: add text and annotations, insert images or signatures, apply watermarks and choose when a specialized tool is better.
Move from a single tool to a multi-step workflow, test intermediate results and save a reusable pipeline in the Bethemesh Workspace.
WebAssembly, browser APIs and faster devices enable more processing locally. How far can this approach replace services that upload files to servers?
Bethemesh has passed 200 tools. The next challenge is not only catalogue growth, but making transformations work together in the Workspace and pipelines.
Understand how PDF files are structured, the difference between native and scanned PDFs, and the right operations for merging, reorganizing, converting or completing documents.
Convert, trim, adjust volume and merge MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A or Opus files, then combine these operations in a pipeline.
Understand why local processing matters for sensitive PDFs, what it reduces, and which privacy precautions remain necessary before sharing a document.
Understand the account's role and the boundary between synchronized recipes and files that always remain local.
Understand the three ways to use Bethemesh and choose the workflow that best fits your needs.
Understand why some modules appear or remain unavailable depending on the pipeline's data type.
Organize your recipes so frequent pipelines are easy to find and reliable variants are quick to create.
Local result analysis suggests useful transformations while keeping content private.
Learn what local processing means and why your files remain in your browser.
Back up your configuration to a JSON file and restore it in another browser.
Learn how to combine several modules into a linear, readable, and reusable workflow.
Discover how the Bethemesh Workspace lets you chain multiple operations, build visual workflows, and reuse your pipelines.
