Beautiful documents that never leave your browser. Pick a template, fill it in, download a true-vector PDF. 100% client-side, no backend, no upload, no account. Works offline. Free.
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The true-vector PDF export client-side is genuinely impressive, most browser doc tools fall back to images or raster output. Clean execution and the no-account, works-offline approach feels refreshingly honest.
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@erdoanzeli11209 yes, that is totally true. And that is the only reason. I created papersfly.
It’s currently in the mvp phase. New document types and designs will be added in the future. All free, secure and private.
No more fighting paid and non privacy focused document template websites.
Also, there is a AI import feature, where you can use your own ChatGPT to import template data
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A markdown export option would be huge for folks like me who want to push docs straight into a static site or note system. Could you add .md and maybe .docx exports alongside the PDF?
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the fact that it spits out actual vector PDFs without sending anything to a server is kind of wild, love seeing that level of craft in something so simple
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The vector PDF export actually came out crisp when I tested it, which I wasn't expecting from a free browser tool. Love that nothing gets uploaded.
The true-vector PDF export client-side is genuinely impressive, most browser doc tools fall back to images or raster output. Clean execution and the no-account, works-offline approach feels refreshingly honest.
@erdoanzeli11209 yes, that is totally true. And that is the only reason. I created papersfly.
It’s currently in the mvp phase. New document types and designs will be added in the future. All free, secure and private.
No more fighting paid and non privacy focused document template websites.
Also, there is a AI import feature, where you can use your own ChatGPT to import template data
A markdown export option would be huge for folks like me who want to push docs straight into a static site or note system. Could you add .md and maybe .docx exports alongside the PDF?
the fact that it spits out actual vector PDFs without sending anything to a server is kind of wild, love seeing that level of craft in something so simple
The vector PDF export actually came out crisp when I tested it, which I wasn't expecting from a free browser tool. Love that nothing gets uploaded.