Origami Labs

Documents unfolded for the new era.

The future of documents! Create in your browser, openable anywhere, completely local, no account, no subscription, FREE!

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Best features

Why choose Folio

One portable fileOne .html file holds the slides, the data and the style. No server. No extra files.
Live blocksCharts and tables show real data in the page. They are not pictures of data.
Opens lockedA file from someone else opens read-only. You choose when to unlock it.
Native to AIGive a block to an AI model. It returns in the right form, or Folio rejects the change.
Runs offlineThe file works with no internet connection. It runs forever, on its own.
Free to useNo account. No subscription. Install it and use it today.

Six highlights, with the detail behind them.

A closer look at what Folio does, past the one-line list on the Overview tab.

01 · Live blocks

Same renderer, every surface

A Gantt chart, a flow diagram or a node graph draws once, inside the runtime. The exact same code renders it in the live viewer, on the printed page, and inside the Studio editor. A diagram can never look different depending on where you view it.

02 · Document folds

Report pages, not only slides

A document fold lays out as a long-form page, not a 16:9 slide. Origami reads its headings and builds a table of contents for you, numbered as it goes. A formal write-up sits in the same file as your slides.

03 · Trackers & grids

Live data that saves nothing

A tracker lists actions by status — Open, In progress, Blocked, Closed — and a data grid sorts and searches its rows, with a one-click colour heatmap on any column. Both stay interactive for the reader, but neither writes back to the file: view state only.

04 · Go Live

Present it, hand out a QR code

Go Live turns your deck into a shared presentation. Start it, and a QR code and address appear; anyone on the same local network scans it to follow along on their own screen. It needs the small companion app alongside the extension, and never leaves that local network.

05 · Export

A PowerPoint file, built on your device

Export turns each slide into an image and assembles a real .pptx file from it, entirely on your device — nothing is uploaded. For a PDF, use your browser's own Print, then Save as PDF. Word export is on the roadmap.

06 · Video

Video, but only after you click

A deck can embed a real video, from a fixed list of declared providers. It shows as a link card first. It loads nothing until you click play — the same rule this page follows for its own trailer above.

The deck is the document, and it opens locked.

01 · One file

Everything, in one .html

Slides, live blocks, real data, the styling: no server, no assets folder. Opens in any browser and runs offline, forever.

02 · Live blocks

Data, not pictures of it

A Gantt, a node graph, a sortable table, rendered in the page. Hand one fold to a model and it comes back snapped in, drift rejected.

03 · Security

A stranger's file opens locked

A deck you didn't make opens sandboxed and read-only. It shows its content, but privileged actions stay off until you unlock it.

  • Renders & reads freelySlides, live blocks, charts, visible the moment it opens.
  • Locked until you say soNetwork, storage and privileged actions stay off behind the padlock.
  • You hold the keyOne deliberate unlock, per file. Never automatic, never for a stranger.

Seen a block we're missing? Send it.

Describe an idea, or paste HTML/SVG to become a future block. It composes a message you copy or email. This form sends and stores nothing on its own.

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Tip

Paste beats describe

Hand us the HTML or SVG and it becomes a real block far faster. We lift it into the format and wire it up.

  1. You send itAn idea, or markup that already does the thing.
  2. We shape itInto a bounded, themeable Origami block.
  3. It shipsEveryone gets it next drop, offline, in one file.