Share the page your AI built.
Drop a deck, a doc, or a prototype and get one link to share with your whole company, or just the people you choose. They sign in with Google or their email, so there’s no shared password and nothing to set up.
- Works with whatever your AI built: a deck, a doc, a prototype
- From one person to your whole company, you choose who opens it
- Viewers sign in with Google or their email, nothing to install
Drop your page here
What your AI built: a single .html file, or a folder/.zip with images and styles.
You’ll sign in to publish, and your page is kept ready.
Turn your idea into a link.
Copy the prompt into Claude or ChatGPT. It uses your conversation as the brief, builds the page, and returns a live Pagebox link.
Turn the work in this conversation into a polished, self-contained web page and publish it to Pagebox.
1. Read https://pagebox.page/.well-known/pagebox-publish.json first. It is the authoritative contract for
the publish endpoint, request format, limits, and error codes.
2. Review the optional templates in the contract. If one fits, download its source pack and
adapt its structure, interaction, and visual tokens. Build from scratch when none fits.
Available: product-demo (app), decision-deck (deck), analysis-report (report), decision-brief (one-pager), project-status (report), business-proposal (one-pager).
3. Use the context already in this conversation. Choose the format that communicates it best
— deck, report, demo, calculator, or one-page site — without asking me to restate the brief.
4. Build finished static files with index.html at the top level and relative asset paths.
5. Zip the files and POST the raw zip bytes as application/zip to the
endpoint in the contract. Do not send multipart, base64, or JSON.
6. From the 201 response, return exactly:
Public link (share this): <pageUrl>
Private claim link (do not share): <claimUrl>
Unclaimed, this page stops working in 24 hours. Open the claim link and sign in to keep it and its URL.
Treat claimUrl as a password. Never paste it into the page you built, a summary, a commit
message, a log line, a ticket, a shared channel, or any file you write. Anyone who opens it
can take ownership of the page. It goes in your reply to me and nowhere else.
If your tools cannot make an outbound binary POST, say so plainly, give me the finished zip,
and print the exact curl command from the contract. Do not pretend the page was published.Instantly share.
Pagebox checks who’s actually opening your page. You choose who’s allowed; everyone else only ever sees a sign-in screen, never your content.
Three steps, no code.
Drop your page
The file or folder your AI gave you: a single .html, or a .zip with images and styles.
Pick who can open it
Just you, specific people, your whole company, or anyone with the link. Change it anytime.
Send one link
Share it once. Re-upload to update what’s behind it, and the link never changes.
Good to know.
Do people need an account to view it?
No new tools. They sign in with the Google account they already use, or with just their email — a few seconds either way.
Could a stranger find my page?
No. The link is long and unguessable, and unless you pick “anyone with the link,” only the people you choose can open it. Everyone else hits a sign-in wall.
What can I upload?
Anything your AI built as HTML: a slide deck, a one-pager, a report, a prototype. A single .html file, or a folder/.zip with images, CSS, and JavaScript.
Can I update it after sharing?
Yes. Re-upload a new version anytime; the link stays the same, so everyone you shared with sees the update.