Made on your Mac. Seen by someone else.

You built it.
Let someone try it.

Your AI-built page, a client proposal, a work in progress. We want to turn “it only opens on my computer” into a link you can share.

Mac first. The simpler sharing flow is in development.

Mac preview · Download not yet available

01 — Use cases

Start with something worth showing.

You should not need to learn hosting just to let someone try your work.

Your AI-built tool

A localhost address does not work on your friend’s computer.

Send an interactive page, so they can actually try it.

A preview for your client

Screenshots miss the details. Deploying every draft takes time.

Show the site as you work on it, then adjust it together.

Early feedback from your team

The project is not live yet. You still need feedback.

Invite a few people to try it, then stop sharing when done.

02 — See how sharing works

A shorter path from local to shared.

Planned beginner flow · The current app still requires a Cloudflare® account and domain configuration.

Open the getting-started guide →
  1. Find your running page

    Choose a website already running on your Mac. Enter its address only if needed.

  2. Choose who can see it

    Set the audience before sharing. Private content should not become public by default.

  3. Copy the link. Send it.

    Your recipient opens it in a browser. Stop sharing any time. Keep your Mac online and running.

A few things to know first.

Can I download it now?

Not yet. The current Mac tool manages configured shared links. Beginner sharing, standalone installation and a public release are still being prepared.

Do I need a domain or DNS setup?

The current app requires a Cloudflare account, domain and configuration. We are evaluating temporary links without your own domain; we are not promising setup-free sharing yet.

Does the link work when my Mac is off?

No. Your Mac, local web server and internet connection must stay on. Use hosting for a permanently available website.

Which languages? What does it cost?

The website and native Mac panel support Simplified Chinese, English and Japanese. The advanced web workspace is still primarily Chinese. Pricing and licensing are undecided.

Stuck? Start with the problem you see.

Get one practical next step. Follow an official guide when you need more detail.

Open the getting-started guide ↗

When did you last need this?

Know someone who built a website but cannot easily show it to others? Send them this preview of a Mac sharing tool.