Mistral's Le Chat built you something in Canvas — a page, a small app, an interactive piece — and now it has to reach one person or a group without living inside their chat. Save the Canvas output as a self-contained HTML file and drop it in: you get a private, unguessable link that opens for exactly the people you send it to, runs live in any browser, and stays off search by default. Le Chat did the making; the link, and who sees it, is yours.
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Copy what Le Chat's Canvas produced into a self-contained HTML file — or zip it if it references separate JS, CSS, or assets — and drop it in. A private, unguessable link appears in seconds, with no hosting account and nothing for the reader to install.
Send that one link. It opens the live page or app in any browser with no Mistral account on their end and no chat wrapper around your content. The no-index tag keeps a draft or an internal tool off search while you decide who sees it.
Refine in Canvas and re-upload — the link stays the same, so everyone lands on the latest. Add a password for a private group, set an expiry on a throwaway, and on Studio serve it from your own domain with the branding gone.
Save the Canvas output as a self-contained HTML file and host it as a private miinideck link. The reader opens your page directly in the browser — no Mistral account, no chat interface — so you're sharing the finished result on a link you control, not a pointer into the assistant.
Yes, if it's self-contained. When the Canvas output is HTML whose logic runs in the browser, miinideck serves the live app — buttons, inputs, and state all work, on any device, with no account for the viewer. Upload it as one HTML file, or as a ZIP if its scripts and styles are separate.
That part needs a real backend, which miinideck doesn't host — it serves the static front end. If the Canvas app makes live model calls or must hide a key server-side, 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 page works as-is.
Yes. Every link is unguessable and no-indexed, so it never surfaces in search and only the people you send it to can open it. Add a password for a sensitive page, and set an expiry so an old draft doesn't stay live.
On Studio ($14.99/mo), yes — a custom domain plus white-label, so the page reads as yours. On the free plan and Solo ($4.99/mo) it's still a clean private link with nothing for the reader to sign into; Studio is what puts it on your own domain.
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