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If your team still emails files to web converters, this MIT desktop app keeps the documents local and handles Korean HWP too.
Filee is a desktop converter built around one gesture: hold Ctrl (Option on a Mac), drag files, and a wheel of target formats opens under the cursor. Drop on one and the work happens locally. Heavier jobs call optional engines you download once, such as FFmpeg, LibreOffice, Pandoc, Ghostscript and calibre. It also does batches, watch folders, a right-click menu and a filee CLI. Windows is stable at 1.12.0; macOS and Linux are previews, and builds are not yet signed or notarised.
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