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Overview

Any table you own can be shared with a link, and any table you can see can be exported. Every plan includes unlimited team members and free export, so neither is metered. Access is granted one table at a time. Someone you share a table with sees that table and nothing else — every other table you own stays private.

Sharing a table

Open the copy menu in the table header and choose Copy URL. Before you copy, pick what the link should grant:
  • read-only — the recipient can look, not change
  • can edit — the recipient can change the table’s contents
Send the copied link. Anyone who opens it while signed in to Hizura becomes a collaborator on that table at the level you chose.
Only the table’s owner can create a share link. Collaborators can open and export the table, but the Copy URL option doesn’t appear for them.
The share and team controls sit in the table header, and are hidden while you’re in the pipeline — that corner belongs to the board’s card-density toggle. Switch out of the pipeline to reach them.

Managing collaborators

The team button in the header lists everyone with access. The owner appears as admin and can’t be changed. For anyone else, click their row and pick a level: Changes apply immediately. Setting someone to no access is how you revoke a share.
A table you have no access to is indistinguishable from one that doesn’t exist. That’s deliberate — it stops anyone probing for tables they aren’t part of.

What collaborators share

On a shared table, some things are common and some stay yours: So a teammate reorganising their columns never disturbs your layout, while moving a pipeline card is a change the whole team sees.

Exporting

The same copy menu exports the table, and every format is free: Exports carry the researched values. To work with the data programmatically read the table through the API or the MCP server instead.

Sharing and runs

The one-run-at-a-time limit is per account, not per table. A collaborator running research on a table you share doesn’t block you from starting your own, and their run spends their credits, not yours.