All your documents and spreadsheets in one searchable place.
Documents are one part of RsOpsHub, kept together on the Documents and Sheets pages. Local notes, Notion pages, Google Docs, Google Sheets, and uploaded spreadsheets open inside the app, and you decide which ones viewers can see. Everything is stored in your own Postgres database, with third-party tokens encrypted.
What you get
Local rich-text notes
Write documents directly in the app with a rich-text editor and keep them next to your tasks and content.
Notion pages, rendered inline
Connect a Notion parent page and its pages are fetched and shown inside the Documents section, so nobody has to switch tabs.
Google Docs inline
Google Docs open in a preview inside the app, and shared-with-me documents can be claimed into your workspace.
Google Sheets and file uploads
Connect Google Sheets, or upload CSV and XLSX files, which are checked by type and file signature before they are stored.
Share one document at a time
Viewers see only the documents and sheets you mark as shared. A toggle on each item controls access.
Access you can revoke instantly
Rotate the 16-character viewer access code and every existing viewer session ends at once.
Your data, your database
Documents, metadata, and credentials live in your own Postgres database, and integration tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM.
Create documents by asking
The AI assistant can create a local note, or a real Notion page or Google Doc when that integration is connected.
Frequently asked questions
Can RsOpsHub open Google Docs and Google Sheets?
Yes. Connect Google with OAuth and Docs and Sheets open inside the app. Documents shared with your account can be claimed, and each one can be shared read-only with viewers.
Does RsOpsHub work with Notion?
It mirrors Notion pages from a parent page you connect and renders them inline in the Documents section. Notion stays where you write; RsOpsHub is where you read and share them next to the rest of your work.
Who can see my documents?
Only the owner sees everything. Viewers who join with an access code see just the documents and sheets you have shared, in a read-only view.
Where are my documents stored?
In the Postgres database you deploy RsOpsHub with. Documents mirrored from Notion or Google are fetched through your own credentials, which are encrypted at rest.