# On your computer

- [About the local mode](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/about-the-local-mode.md)
- [Embedded mode](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/about-the-local-mode/embedded-mode.md)
- [Install on Mac](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/install-datashare-on-mac.md): These pages will help you set up and install Datashare on your computer.
- [Install Datashare](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/install-datashare-on-mac/install-datashare.md)
- [Start Datashare](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/install-datashare-on-mac/open-datashare-on-mac.md): Find the Datashare application on your computer and run it locally on your browser.
- [Add documents to Datashare](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/install-datashare-on-mac/add-documents-to-datashare-on-mac.md): Datashare provides a folder on your Mac to collect documents you want to have in Datashare.
- [Install on Windows](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/install-datashare-on-windows.md): These pages will help you set up and install Datashare on your computer.
- [Install Datashare](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/install-datashare-on-windows/install-datashare.md): You must have Windows 7 Service Pack 2 or any newer version.
- [Start Datashare](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/install-datashare-on-windows/open-datashare-on-windows.md): Find the application on your computer and run it locally in your browser.
- [Add documents to Datashare](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/install-datashare-on-windows/add-documents-to-datashare-on-windows.md): Datashare provides a folder to collect documents on your computer to index in Datashare.
- [Install on Linux](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/install-datashare-on-linux.md): These pages will help you set up and install Datashare on your computer.
- [Install Datashare](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/install-datashare-on-linux/install-datashare.md)
- [Start Datashare](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/install-datashare-on-linux/open-datashare-on-linux.md): Find the application on your computer and run it locally on your browser.
- [Add documents to Datashare](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/install-datashare-on-linux/add-documents-to-datashare-on-linux.md): Datashare provides a folder to collect documents on your computer to index in Datashare.
- [Install with Docker](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/install-with-docker.md): This page will help you set up and install Datashare within a Docker.
- [Find entities](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/find-entities.md): This page helps you find entities (people, organizations, locations, e-mail addresses) in your documents.
- [Add more languages](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/add-more-languages.md): This page explains how to install language packages to support Optical Character Recognition (OCR) on more languages.
- [Install plugins and extensions](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/plugins-and-extensions.md): This page explains how to locally add plugins and extensions to Datashare.
- [Neo4j](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/create-the-neo4j-graph.md): This page explains how to setup Neo4j, install the Neo4j plugin and create a graph on your computer.
- [Install Neo4j plugin](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/create-the-neo4j-graph/run-datashare-with-the-neo4j-plugin.md)
- [Create and update Neo4j graph](https://icij.gitbook.io/datashare/local-mode/create-the-neo4j-graph/create-and-update-the-graph.md): This page describes how to create and maintain your neo4j graph up to date with your computer's Datashare projects


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