About Uselink
Overview
Uselink is a collaborative workspace for reports, PRDs, research dashboards, and artifacts generated by Claude, Gemini, Codex, and ChatGPT. You paste Markdown or HTML, drop a zip or single file, or start from a template, and Uselink turns it into a clean public URL. Reviewers open the link, comment directly in the margin, and leave without signing in, while the owner stays logged in and keeps control of the doc.
Each link stays live, so edits to the source reach every visitor without re-uploading or breaking the URL. Templates give teams a starting point for reports, websites, proposals, and prototypes. Public preview links expire after 30 days, but signing up free keeps your docs forever.
Key Benefits
- Keep one link while you edit the source, so every visitor sees the latest version.
- Collect feedback inline through threaded comments, @mentions, and resolvable threads that stay on the page.
- Control access with public, team, or private sharing, plus password protection, expiry, max views, and email invites.
- Publish from the terminal with a pipe, such as cat readme.md | uselink, so each change updates the shared link.
- Share generated HTML without a deploy step or a sign-in wall for reviewers.
How It Works
Paste HTML or Markdown, drop a zip or single file, or start from one of the templates. Share the link with public, team, or private permissions, and reviewers comment inline as they read. Edit the source later, and the same link shows the latest version to every visitor.
Use Cases
- Product managers who share AI-drafted PRDs and collect inline feedback from engineers instead of starting Slack threads.
- CTOs who publish AI-vibed specs straight to a link so product managers can comment inline.
- Designers and builders who share one-pagers, landing page mockups, and prototypes made with AI.
- Analysts and researchers who share research dashboards and reports with teammates in one link.
- Engineers who pipe Markdown from the terminal into a shared link that updates with every change.
Why Choose This Product
Reviewers stay out of sign-in flows, so feedback lives on the page instead of in DMs or Slack threads. Public preview links expire after 30 days, so teams that need permanent docs should sign up free to keep them. Teams skip screenshots, which lose the interactivity that reviewers need.
Uselink Pros & Cons
- Reviewers comment without signing in
- Live edits keep one shareable link
- Password, expiry, and max-view share controls
- Terminal pipe publishing via CLI
- 1,000+ links created and 1M+ views reported
- Public preview links expire after 30 days
Key Features
Editable HTML
Paste HTML once and edit the source anytime, and the same link shows the latest version to every visitor.
Inline threaded comments
Reviewers leave threaded comments, @mentions, and resolvable threads that stay anchored to the rendered page.
Share permissions
Public, team, or private sharing comes with password protection, expiry, max views, and email invites in one panel.
CLI publishing
Pipe a file from the terminal, such as cat readme.md | uselink, to generate a live link that updates with each change.
File and HTML upload
Drag and drop a zip or single file, or paste HTML, to create a public link.
Templates
Start from a template for reports, websites, proposals, or prototypes.
Version history
Uselink keeps version history for shared links alongside live edits.
MCP publishing
Lets an AI agent such as Claude publish straight to a Uselink link through MCP, according to a user testimonial.
Frequently asked questions about Uselink
Do reviewers need to sign up to comment?
No. Reviewers open the link, comment in the margin, and leave. The owner stays logged in and owns the doc, the link, and the conversation around it.
Can I keep editing the doc after sharing it?
Yes. Paste HTML once and edit it anytime. The link stays the same, and every visitor sees the latest version without re-uploading or broken links.
What happens to public preview links?
Public preview links expire after 30 days. Signing up free keeps your docs forever.
What access controls can I set on a link?
You can choose public, team, or private share permissions. The same panel offers password protection, expiry, max views, and email invites.
Can I publish from the command line?
Yes. Uselink works with a terminal pipe, such as cat readme.md | uselink, and every change automatically updates the shared link.
What platforms does Uselink support?
Uselink is available on: Web.