My son built a video game in Claude Code. He wanted to share it with his class. I didn't want the link living inside Claude forever, so I built him one that dies when he's done. Then I realized designers have that exact same problem every day.
Drop a folder or HTML file, or paste a localhost port. Get a public link. Kill it when you're done.
I'm Ced, designer who codes. Built this solo. Folder and HTML shares stay live even after you close the app or sleep your Mac. Happy to answer anything.
Drop a local folder or paste a localhost port. Get a shareable link in 30 seconds. Set it to die in 1 hour, 24 hours, or kill it manually. No deployment. No git. No developer.
Designer who codes. I kept running into the same wall: prototype is done, client is waiting, and sharing it meant either begging a developer for a deploy or explaining what ngrok is to someone who just wanted to click a link.
So I built the thing that was missing. Vaporlink is a Mac menubar app that turns a local folder, HTML file or localhost port into a shareable link that kills itself on a timer. No git. No terminal.
Launching soon. Happy to be here. --- TL:DR Designer first dev living in San Diego
