AI tools spit out self-contained HTML — a working app, a prototype, a dashboard. Sharing it usually means either a deploy pipeline or dropping it into a public feed. This gives you a private link in seconds instead: no gallery, no public listing, just an unguessable URL you hand to the people who should see it.
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Take the HTML your AI tool produced — a single file, or the built folder zipped up — and drop it in. miinideck publishes it to a private 32-character link in seconds, with the JavaScript, styling and CDN libraries it relies on all intact and running.
The link is private by default and no-indexed, so a half-finished prototype or an internal tool never lands in a public gallery or a search result. Send it to a client, a teammate, or a tester — only they can open it.
Lock it with a password while it's rough, set an expiry for a review round, and replace the file as you iterate — the link stays the same, so the person reviewing always sees your latest build.
Export it as an HTML file (or zip the built folder) and drop it here — you get a private link in seconds that opens the running app in any browser. No deploy step, no hosting account, and no account needed to try it once.
No. There's no public gallery, no community listing, no likes. Every link is private and unguessable; the artifact is visible only to the people you send the link to, and it stays out of search by default.
Yes. JavaScript runs, CSS applies, web fonts load, and external CDN libraries (Tailwind, Chart.js, and the rest over HTTPS) all work. miinideck serves the file as-is — whatever your AI tool built runs the way it was meant to.
Yes. The no-index tag plus the unguessable URL keep it off search and out of reach, and a password adds a second gate. It's built for sharing work that isn't public yet — a mid-prompt prototype, an internal dashboard, a draft.
Anything that runs in the browser: a single HTML file with everything inline, or a built front end zipped with its assets — apps, prototypes, dashboards, landing pages, generated reports. The one thing that won't work is something that needs its own backend server running behind it.
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