A customer ABAP zip becomes a cream process atlas on this machine. Nothing leaves the laptop.

sapdoc.app is the local plant: parse the code, walk the SAP neighborhood, write Markdown, then the Visio-style PDF. GitHub stays private. This page hands you the zip and the installer.

Windows PowerShell 5.1 or 7, or Windows Terminal. Not Command Prompt.

irm https://get.sapdoc.app/install.ps1 | iex

The old Command Prompt (cmd.exe) cannot run this. Open the Start menu, type PowerShell, press Enter, paste. irm is Invoke-RestMethod — PowerShell's built-in downloader, so no curl.exe needed. If Windows asks for Administrator, click Yes.

Already installed — start or stop. One line each. Volumes stay.

irm https://get.sapdoc.app/start.ps1 | iex
irm https://get.sapdoc.app/stop.ps1 | iex

Start turns the studio containers on and opens https://run.sapdoc.app/ in a new window. Stop turns those containers off. Neither command wipes the database.

Linux or macOS — Terminal (bash). Same one-liner, piped into bash.

curl -fsSL https://get.sapdoc.app/install.sh | bash
curl -fsSL https://get.sapdoc.app/start.sh | bash
curl -fsSL https://get.sapdoc.app/stop.sh | bash

Open Terminal, paste, press Enter. It asks for sudo once to install Docker and start the studio. Passwords stay in a local .env file. Start and stop turn the studio containers on and off without wiping the database.

What you get

A studio at run.sapdoc.app on this PC. Upload a program zip. The plant writes the document, the diagrams, and the print twin. Passwords stay in a local .env file.

What the line does

  1. Downloads the plant zip from this site (not GitHub).
  2. Installs Docker Desktop if this PC does not have it.
  3. Starts Postgres, Qdrant, Neo4j, and the studio.
  4. Opens setup so you can type the first admin email.