Way to use Gradio without hosting the application on its URL.

[gradio-app]

Way to use Gradio without hosting the application on its URL.

[abidlabs]

Correct, if share=False, no public link is created, and if analytics=False, no usage analytics are sent. Setting both to false ensures everything remains completely local

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[abidlabs]

Thanks for asking @ac-ac1. Yes you can! Simply set share=False in the Interface.launch() method, and only a localhost link will be created, and the UI will not be accessible publicly. If you are then looking to host it elsewhere (e.g. on Heroku), you may find this useful: #24.

[jjames2]

@abidlabs For this, if share=False, is anything sent to gradio.app? What about analytics? Do I need to ensure that is disabled? If share and analytics are disabled, does any information pass through a third party service or does everything remain within the host server/client machine?

[frankandrobot]

This is a Google Collab question but how to share an app w/o exposing it on gradio.app? So share=False.