Is there a program that can view .indd files?

Besides inDesign or inCopy, I mean. I'm aware that there are programs that will extract the preview thumbnails from the file, but are there any that will view the .indd file itself? My manager doesn't want to spend the money on a copy of inCopy for all of our users, but wants to give people the option to view .indd files currently in progress.

Greetings! Matheau from Code Line here.
Our product, Art View for Mac (formerly SneakPeek Pro), allows you to preview InDesign, as well as Illustrator, ASE, Freehand MX and others from Quick Look. It doesn't require you to have InDesign installed. For InDesign docs, it uses the built-in thumbnails which can be quite good if configured properly before saving. We talk a bit about getting better previews with InDesign on our blog.
Here's a link if you'd like to see how it works:
Thanks!
Matheau
P.S. We also have SneakPeek for iOS offers previews for InDesign and Illustrator as well.

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