Local HTML is where good work goes to die.
Publish any .html file as a stable, commentable, versioned link. One click. No deploy.
Cursor&
ClaudeusersThe problem
Creation is solved. Collaboration isn't.
A PM prototypes a feature in Claude. A designer ships a working flow in Cursor. An analyst builds a live dashboard. The output is a .html file sitting on a laptop.
Zip & email
Stakeholders download, fight a browser warning, open it locally. No comments. No updates. Dead on arrival.
GitHub Pages
Terminal, repos, deploys — the wrong mental model for non-engineers. Still no comments, no versions, no access control.
Screenshots
The whole point of an interactive artifact, lost. No clicks, no scrolls, no real feedback.
The solution
One click. Stable link. Real collaboration.
Open any .html file in Chrome. Click the HTML Share icon. Publish. You get a permanent URL. Update the file and republish — same link, new version.
Create
Cursor, Claude, v0, hand-coded — anything.
Publish
One click from the extension popup. Done.
Collaborate
Reviewers drop comment pins directly on the prototype.
Features
Everything you need, nothing you don't
Stable URLs
Same link forever. Update the file, republish, URL stays.
Inline comments
Pin-to-page feedback, Figma-style. Reviewers comment without an account.
Version history
Every republish snapshots a new version. All retained.
Access control
Public or restricted to invited emails. Switch anytime.
View analytics
See who's looking. Owner views excluded.
Personal dashboard
Every prototype in one place with live thumbnails.
For power users
Publish from your editor
Run one command and you're set. After that, just ask the agent (or type /htmlshare) to publish — same stable URL, every time.
Run the setup
One command installs everything. Opens your browser to sign in and writes the MCP config to ~/.cursor/mcp.json.
Ask the agent
Tell Cursor to publish the current HTML file. It calls the linkdash MCP tool automatically.
Share & iterate
Same link updates on every republish. Comments, versions, access control — all included.
Built for the people AI just unlocked
Your role. Your workflow.
PMs
Send a working prototype instead of a Figma frame or a doc. Get feedback on the real thing.
Designers
Ship interactive flows from Cursor. Get feedback on the artifact itself, not a screenshot of it.
Analysts
Share dashboards that actually load. Track who saw what. Update the data, republish, same URL.