You're about to send one page — and the link gives you away. A generic URL says "I uploaded this somewhere"; your own domain in the address bar says "this is mine." You don't want to stand up a whole site to earn that. Drop the HTML (or a zipped build), point one subdomain at it, and the page answers at deck.yourdomain.com. No CMS, no deploy pipeline, no second product to learn — just your name on the one thing you're actually handing over.
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Drop your HTML file or zipped site in and get a private link. The recipient sees the finished page render live, on any device — it stays unguessable and off search by default, so putting your domain on it doesn't put it on the open web.
On Studio, add your custom domain. It's one DNS record: point a CNAME at miinideck and pick the subdomain you want — deck.yourstudio.com, share.yourname.com — and the same page now answers at your address instead of a generic link. No build, no server, no extra account to manage.
White-label drops the footer for a clean page that reads as yours, and you can swap the file anytime without changing the address — so the recipient's bookmark always lands on the current version at your domain.
Upload the HTML to miinideck, then on Studio add a CNAME record pointing a subdomain — like share.yourdomain.com — at us. That's the whole setup: one record, and the page answers at your address. No website to build, no server to keep running. You're putting your name on one delivered page, not standing up a site.
No. There's no CMS to configure, no homepage, no navigation to wire together — the things that make a real site a project. You bring one self-contained page and a spare subdomain; we serve that page at your address. It's a DNS record, not a build. The point is getting your domain onto a single handoff without the overhead of a site you don't need.
Then it's a real deploy, not a single file, and platforms like Vercel or Netlify are built for that on your domain — server routes, a database, build steps. miinideck serves front-end HTML (one file or a zipped build) at your custom domain behind a private link. If your thing is a static page or export, this is the lighter path; if it runs a live server, reach for those instead.
Yes — custom domain and white-label are part of Studio ($14.99/mo). The privacy baseline isn't paid: every link is already unguessable and no-indexed on the free plan. Studio is for when you want your own domain and your name on the page instead of a generic link and a footer.
Yes. Turn Review on and anyone with the link pins feedback to the exact spot on the page — no account needed — and you mark each note resolved. Enabling Review and collecting comments is free on every plan. Exporting the thread as a prompt for Claude or Codex is a Studio feature, which you already have if you're on a custom domain.
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