Shares is the version-controlled resource hub for remote tech teams. Share links and files with built-in changelogs and history.

Unblocked — Get AI agents to generate code that fits your system.

Get AI agents to generate code that fits your system.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m Peter, and I currently work as a QA at a digital agency. Not so long ago, I wasted two full days testing two separate mobile builds because I received an outdated link in a busy WhatsApp thread, and the sender missed the "latest" version. I was testing v1.0.1 while the team was already on v1.0.3. It cost us money, time, and sanity. I looked for a solution, but everything was either too complex (DevOps tools), too ephemeral (WeTransfer links expire), or too messy (Google Drive folders). So I built Shares. What is it? It’s a dedicated project board for your deliverables. It looks like Linktree, but for project assets. How it helps Agencies & Devs: 📦 Version Control Built-in: Upload a new file to the same card. The link never changes, but the file updates. 🔗 Everything in One Place: Host your APKs/IPAs next to your Figma links and Staging credentials. ✅ Client Friendly: No login required for them. Just a clean dashboard. 🔒 Privacy Toggle: You can share private invites or public links. I’m using this internally at my agency starting today, but I wanted to share it with you all to see if it solves your headaches too. It’s an MVP, so I’d love your feedback. What features would make you switch from Google Drive/Slack? Cheers! Peter Wolf

@peterwolf This pain is very real — a single outdated link can burn days and a lot of sanity.
Love that you made the “link stays the same, version updates” the default behavior, and the Linktree-for-assets framing is instantly clear. The client-friendly no-login approach is a nice touch too.
Congrats on shipping an MVP that solves an expensive, everyday problem 👏

Unblocked — Get AI agents to generate code that fits your system.

Get AI agents to generate code that fits your system.

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Stop asking "Is this the latest version?"

Stop asking "Is this the latest version?"