Review reports without a dashboard.
Turn app exports, task notes, audit output, and daily summaries into a local timeline you can open anytime.
Local page collections for macOS
HTTMELY helps macOS users turn folders of HTML and Markdown into a calm native reader without uploads, accounts, or losing context in Finder.
The app starts with real local collection examples.
Reports, saved websites, design notes, exports, drafts, and generated docs can become hard to revisit. HTTMELY gives those folders a focused place to live.
Local reports stay readable as normal HTML files, with the app providing the native shell around them.
Each workflow keeps its own shape, while HTTMELY stays simple: choose a folder, save it as a Place, and read the pages locally.
Turn app exports, task notes, audit output, and daily summaries into a local timeline you can open anytime.
Keep blog queues, saved pages, source notes, and reference packets together without publishing them first.
Save screenshots, token files, typography notes, component observations, and design references in one folder.
HTTMELY does not ask you to migrate your content. It reads the files you already have, remembers folder shortcuts as Places, and lets you move between local collections.
The app is intentionally quiet. The content leads; HTTMELY gives it structure, navigation, and a native macOS home.
A local folder can become a library, a report room, a design shelf, or a saved web archive. Ordinary files, intentional collections
HTTMELY stays focused on reading local page folders well.
Save multiple local folders and switch between them without moving your files.
Open .html, .htm, .md, and .markdown files as local page collections.
Use sidebar navigation, page selection, back/forward, reload, and optional contents.
Start with examples for blogs, daily reports, saved sites, Design.md, and project packets.
Reveal source folders, open selected files, export collections, and write archive copies.
Places and UI preferences stay in local user defaults on your Mac.
HTTMELY is a local reader. It does not add cloud sync, analytics, accounts, remote databases, or hosted storage.
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No. Reports are one great use case. HTTMELY is a general reader for local HTML and Markdown folders.
Reading and saving Places does not move or rewrite your source files. Export and archive actions are explicit.
Yes. Any script or assistant can generate local HTML or Markdown. HTTMELY just opens the folder.