uselink is a publishing tool that turns HTML or Markdown into a clean, shareable link. Paste a doc, get a URL under your handle, and decide who can read and who can comment. Readers leave threaded comments without signing up. It is built for the docs people now generate with Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT, which need somewhere to live and a way to collect feedback.

What you can do with uselink

• Share an HTML file as a link without hosting, building, or deploying it

• Publish Markdown and get a public URL in seconds

• Collect comments on a doc without making readers create an account

• Control who sees each link with public, unlisted, or invite-only access

• Protect a link with a password, an expiry date, or a view limit

• Keep every version of a doc behind one stable URL

• Edit a live page in the browser with no code

• Publish straight from Claude, Cursor, or n8n with the uselink MCP server

• Push pages from the command line with the uselink CLI

• Clone a published page to start your own copy

Who uses uselink

• Engineers sharing specs, RFCs, and architecture docs for review

• Product managers reading and commenting on technical docs without repo access

• Founders and consultants sending proposals and reports clients will actually open

• Anyone sharing a Claude or ChatGPT output that needs to render and get feedback

What you can publish

• Share a Claude HTML artifact as a link

• Publish a Cursor or ChatGPT spec for stakeholder review

• Send an AGENTS.md or RFC for comments without a GitHub account

• Share a postmortem your team can annotate in threads

• Publish an interactive dashboard or prototype that renders at a link

• Send a proposal, pricing one-pager, or investor update as a branded page

How uselink works

• Paste HTML or Markdown, or drop a .zip. CSS, fonts, and images carry through.

• Hit publish to get a URL under your handle.

• Set access to public, unlisted, or invite-only, with an optional password and expiry.

• Share the one link. Readers open it with no sign in.

• Readers comment in threads pinned to the rendered page.

• Edit the source anytime. Every reader stays on the latest version.