Perplexity built you something worth keeping — a Page, a Labs report, a mini-app it generated in a thread. But it lives on their platform, at their URL, and anyone you send it to meets their sign-in and their branding first. Save the result 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, renders the same on any device, and stays off search by default. The work is Perplexity's; the link, and who sees it, is yours.
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Export what Perplexity made as a web page — most Pages and Labs outputs can be saved or copied into a single HTML file — and drop it in. You get a private link in seconds, with no hosting account and nothing for the reader to install.
Send that one link wherever the conversation lives. It opens as a live page with no Perplexity account on their end, no platform chrome around your content, and a no-index tag so a private research brief or draft stays off search instead of sitting on a public profile.
Keep control: add a password for a confidential report, set an expiry on a time-boxed brief, and on Studio put it on your own domain with the platform branding gone. Re-upload a corrected version and the link stays the same, so the URL you shared never goes stale.
Save the page as a self-contained HTML file and host that file as a private miinideck link. Whoever you send it to opens your content directly in the browser — no Perplexity account, no platform sign-in, no public profile. You're sharing the result itself on a link you control, not a pointer into someone else's app.
Yes. Every link is unguessable and carries a no-index tag, so it never surfaces in search and only the people you hand it to can open it. For a sensitive research brief, add a password so even a forwarded link needs the passphrase, and set an expiry so an old draft doesn't stay live.
The static export captures the content Perplexity generated — the text, tables, citations, and layout — not a live connection to its search or model. That's usually exactly what you want to share: a fixed snapshot of the answer. If you need the thing to keep querying live, that's a real-backend job — Vercel or Netlify — and miinideck isn't the tool for that live piece. It hosts the finished, static page cleanly.
Yes, on Studio ($14.99/mo): a custom domain plus white-label, so the page reads as yours end to end. On the free plan and Solo ($4.99/mo) it's still a clean, unbranded-to-the-reader private link; Studio is what puts it on your own domain.
Yes. Turn on Review and anyone with the link can pin a comment to the exact spot — a claim to double-check, a section to cut — without making an account, and you resolve each note in place. Review is free on every plan; exporting the thread as a prompt for another AI tool is a Studio feature.
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