Button docs
Button documentation
How to put a script on your computer behind a web form: install the runner with one command on macOS, Linux or Windows, describe the inputs, publish, and invite colleagues. Free for 1 tool and 3 people; Pro is $15 a month.
Getting started
Set up Button in five steps: sign in, install the runner with one command, describe the inputs, publish the tool and invite colleagues by email.
Install the runner
Install the Button runner on macOS, Linux or Windows with one command and a pairing code from the app, so your scripts can run from a web form.
For recipients
A colleague shared a Button tool with you. How to open it, sign in, run it, read Ready, Busy and Offline, and get your results. It costs you nothing.
Manifest reference
Reference for the Button tool manifest: the command, form inputs, files, outputs and limits the runner approves on your computer.
Troubleshooting
What to check when the Button runner won't pair, a tool page shows Offline, or a run fails or has no downloads.
FAQ
Answers about setting up Button tools, how runs work on your computer, two people pressing Run at once, time limits, access and accounts.
Security model
What a tool can and can't do on your computer, and what passes through our servers.
Guides
- Share a Python script with non-technical coworkers
- Stop running your script for coworkers who email you files
- Is it safe to let coworkers run a script on your computer?
- A page where colleagues upload a file, your script processes it, and they download the result
- Let someone run your Python script without installing Python
- Let your helpdesk run PowerShell scripts from a browser form