Sharing & embedding
Document Analyser has two levels of sharing: sharing an individual document with anyone who has the link, and sharing your entire knowledge graph as a read-only, embeddable view.
Sharing a document
Every document in your cabinet can be shared as a read-only page — no account required to view it.
From your document list at /upload, hover any document row and click Share. Document Analyser mints a unique link (/share/shr_…) and copies it to your clipboard. The recipient sees the document title, metadata, and full readable content at that URL.
Once a document is shared, its row shows a link badge and the action becomes Copy link — clicking it copies the existing link without creating a new one.
To revoke access, click Unshare on the same row. The link stops working immediately — every request re-validates the token against the backend, so there is no grace period.
Sharing your graph
You can publish your entire knowledge graph — the nodes, clusters, and connections — as a browsable public page or an embeddable widget.
From /knowledge, click Share graph in the toolbar. The dialog opens showing the current share state.
Click Enable public link to generate a public link (/g/gsh_…). Once enabled, the dialog shows two ready-to-use values:
- Public link — a standalone page at
document-analyser.com/g/gsh_…where anyone can explore your graph - Embed — an
<iframe>snippet pointing atdocument-analyser.com/embed/gsh_…to drop into any page or note
Warning
Anyone with the public link or embed URL can see the titles and topics of every document in your graph. Document contents stay private.
To revoke graph access, open the Share graph dialog and click Revoke. The link and embed stop working immediately — the token is invalidated on the server, not cached on a CDN.
Live demo
Here is a live, interactive sample of the embedded graph view — fully read-only, no account needed:
Embedding
Copy the embed snippet from the Share graph dialog, or construct it from your token:
<iframe src="https://document-analyser.com/embed/gsh_yourtoken" width="100%" height="600" style="border:0" loading="lazy"></iframe>
The embed page strips the application chrome and renders the graph edge-to-edge, making it suitable for Notion pages, documentation sites, or any context that accepts an iframe. The loading="lazy" attribute defers graph initialisation until the iframe scrolls into view.