Drop in an HTML file or a ZIP and get a shareable link in seconds. No repo, build step or hosting account. You choose who gets in: anyone, a password, named people, or visitors who leave their email first. Readers comment right on the text they mean, so feedback shows up in context. Upload in the browser, use the REST API, or let Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini publish for you over MCP. When you edit the page, the link you already sent keeps working.
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What inspired it: I kept ending up with HTML files that needed an audience. Reports, dashboards, one-page write-ups, and lately a lot of pages an AI assistant wrote for me. Sending them was always awkward. Attachments break, screenshots lose the interactivity, and setting up a repo and a hosting account for one page is overkill.
The problem: sharing turned out to be only half of it. The other half was control and feedback. I wanted to decide who could open a page, know who actually read it, and get comments on the exact paragraph someone meant, instead of "see my notes on page 3" in an email.
How it evolved:
• It started as "upload a file, get a link". Uploading is going live, with no extra step.
• Access grew one mode at a time: public, password, named people, and also an email gate, where each visitor leaves their email before the page opens useful in case of capturing leads.
• Comments are pinned to the text itself, and when you update a page useful in cases if you are working updating reports.
• Added MCP connector. Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini can put a page online straight from the chat.