miinideck
Drop an HTML file or ZIP, get a private link in seconds
miinideck turns a self-contained HTML file or a ZIP bundle into a private, shareable link in about ten seconds - no build step, no Git, and nothing for the recipient to install or sign up for.
It is for the moment work is finished and has to reach named people rather than the open web: a client deliverable, an interactive report, a prototype, or the working page an AI tool just produced for you.
Links are unguessable and not indexed by default. Password protection and expiry are included on every account tier, the free one included. Re-upload a revision and the link stays the same, so a client's bookmark never goes stale. Viewers can leave comments pinned to an exact element without creating an account.
It serves the static front end of what you build. If your app needs a live backend, a database, or auth, deploy that part on Vercel or Netlify and share the static output here.
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I built this because of a small, stupid moment that kept repeating. I'd finish something — a deck, a report, a little interactive thing — and then spend longer figuring out how to send it than I'd spent making it. Email mangles an HTML file. A public host puts it on the open web when only one person was ever meant to see it. And every revision meant a new link and another "use this one instead" message. So miinideck is the boring middle: drop the file, get a private link, send it. The link is unguessable and off search by default, a password and an expiry are there on the free tier, and re-uploading keeps the same URL so nobody's bookmark goes stale. It only serves static front-end files — if what you built needs a backend or auth, that belongs on a real deploy platform and I'd rather say so than pretend otherwise. Would genuinely like to hear where it feels clumsy. That's the part I can still fix.
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I built this because of a small, stupid moment that kept repeating. I'd finish something — a deck, a report, a little interactive thing — and then spend longer figuring out how to send it than I'd spent making it. Email mangles an HTML file. A public host puts it on the open web when only one person was ever meant to see it. And every revision meant a new link and another "use this one instead" message. So miinideck is the boring middle: drop the file, get a private link, send it. The link is unguessable and off search by default, a password and an expiry are there on the free tier, and re-uploading keeps the same URL so nobody's bookmark goes stale. It only serves static front-end files — if what you built needs a backend or auth, that belongs on a real deploy platform and I'd rather say so than pretend otherwise. Would genuinely like to hear where it feels clumsy. That's the part I can still fix.
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