websim spun up a real, running page for you — and the instinct is to screenshot it or paste the websim URL. But a screenshot kills the thing that made it good (it moved, it responded), and the platform link drops whoever you send it to onto someone else's feed. Save the page as its own file and drop it in: you get a private, unguessable link that opens the live thing on any phone or laptop, with no account for them and nothing to install. It's off search by default, so it reaches the people you send it to and stops there.
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Grab your websim creation as a self-contained page — the HTML with its script and styles — and drop it in. A private link appears in seconds. No deploy, no account, nothing for the person on the other end to sign up for.
Send that one link — in a DM, a caption, a reply. It opens the live page in the browser, exactly as you made it, instead of a flat screenshot or a pointer back into websim's feed. Because it's off search, a half-baked idea stays between you and whoever you meant it for.
Keep it yours as it grows: re-upload a new version and the link stays the same, add a password if it's for one person, and on a paid plan it never expires and can sit on your own domain — so your name is on it, not a platform's.
The websim link lives on their platform and usually drops your viewer into the public feed around it. A miinideck link is just your page — private, unguessable, off search — and it's yours: you can password it, set it to expire, or put it on your own domain. Use the websim link when you want the feed; use a private link when you want it to reach only the people you send it to.
Interactive. If websim gave you a self-contained page whose logic runs in the browser, miinideck serves the live thing — buttons, motion, state all work, on any device, with no install and no account for the viewer. You're sharing the page that runs, not a picture of it.
miinideck hosts the front end — the page itself. If it has to store what people type, log in users, or hide an API key, that part needs a real backend, and Vercel or Netlify are the right tool for it. A page that runs entirely in the browser works here as-is; anything that needs a server behind it, keep the server where it runs and share the static part privately.
Yes — turn on the email gate and the page shows blurred until a visitor drops their email (plus a few fields you pick), which you export as CSV. It's a soft gate (over your plan's cap the visitor still gets in, the capture is just skipped) with no direct sync to a mailing tool yet. Caps are 15 on Free, 500 on Solo ($4.99/mo), unlimited on Studio ($14.99/mo).
On the free plan, links self-destruct after 7 days — fine for a quick share. On Solo ($4.99/mo) and up they never expire, so a page you keep sending stays live at the same URL; Studio ($14.99/mo) adds a custom domain and white-label so it reads as yours.
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