👋 Hey PH, Steve here. I built Stacktree.

Quick backstory: most of what I send clients now is made with AI (not by.. WITH). Reports, proposals, audits, tech specs. Claude or Codex writes the HTML in a couple of minutes, and then I'd send a link and just... wonder if anyone looked at it.

So we checked our own numbers. When someone does open a page, they mostly read it: about two-thirds of reading sessions get to the bottom. But 39% of recent pages were never opened at all. That second number is the one that stuck with me.

A few things we built around it:

You can put someone's name on the link, and on a paid plan you get an email when they open it. More usefully, you can see who hasn't.
A page can get a one-minute video made from the page itself, in its own colours and fonts. It won't make anyone open a link, but it gives you a thumbnail to drop in the message instead of a bare URL, and the link opens straight into it. I've found people prefer to watch a short video initially rather than jump into a long document.
You can let people comment right on the page with no account, and your agent can pick those up, fix the page and republish to the same link.

It works from Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor or anything that speaks MCP (or WebMCP!), and pages are private by default.

Here's an example: https://example-proposal.stacktr.ee/#watch

If you want to try it: your first pages are free, and code PRODUCTHUNT takes 50% off your first month of Studio.

Genuinely curious how you all handle this and what your workflows look like. Feedback very welcome, the changelog's getting long: https://stacktr.ee/changelog