Figma Make turned your prompt into a working app — real interactions, not just frames — and now a stakeholder needs to try it, not watch you drive. Export the code and drop the build in: you get a private, unguessable link in seconds, no public publish and no hosting account. The clicks, state, and flows run in the recipient's browser on any device, with nothing to install and no sign-in on their end. It's off search by default, so an early build reaches your reviewers and stops there.
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Drop an HTML, ZIP, PDF, PNG or JPEG file, or click to choose.
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Export the code Figma Make generated — a self-contained HTML file, or the build folder zipped with its JS, CSS, and assets — and drop it in. miinideck unpacks it, keeps the paths intact, and serves it behind a private link in seconds. No publish step, no deploy.
Send the link. It opens the live, clickable app in any browser with nothing to sign into, so a functional prototype goes straight to a PM or a client instead of a public Figma URL. The no-index tag keeps an unreleased build off search while you refine it.
Re-export and re-upload as the design changes — the link stays the same, so reviewers always land on the current build. Add a password for a client-only preview, set an expiry on a time-boxed round, and on Studio serve it from your own domain.
Figma Make's publish puts your app on their platform at their URL. Dropping the exported build into miinideck gives you a private, unguessable link you control — off search by default, with optional password and expiry, and on Studio your own domain. Use whichever fits: their publish for a public app, a private miinideck link when it should reach only the people you send it to.
It runs. If Figma Make exported a self-contained front end, miinideck serves the live app — buttons, state, and flows work in the browser, on any device, with no account for the viewer. It's the working app behind a link, not a set of static images.
Then that part needs a real backend, which miinideck doesn't host — it serves the static front end. If the app calls an API, stores data, or needs auth, run that piece on Vercel or Netlify and point the front end at it, then drop the static client in for private delivery. A fully client-side prototype works as-is.
Yes. The link is unguessable and no-indexed, so an unreleased build stays off search and opens only for the people you share it with. Add a password for a client-only round, and set an expiry so the link closes after the review window.
Free links self-destruct after 7 days; on Solo ($4.99/mo) and up they never expire, and Studio ($14.99/mo) adds a custom domain and white-label. For feedback, turn on Review — reviewers pin comments to the exact element with no account, and you resolve each in place. Review is free on every plan.
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