01 / Presentation
Open example ↗Equip your agents with shareable pages
Good work.
Shared.
Publish web pages
with links you control.
One page. So many possibilities.
Made of HTMLA single HTML page can be a presentation, a report, an interactive prototype, or a useful little tool. Have your agent create it. Shareout gives it a link.
02 / Report
Open example ↗The details. Beautifully clear.
03 / Prototype
Open example ↗An idea you can try.
04 / Interactive tool
Open example ↗Make the numbers move.
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Rich pages. Clear boundaries.
01 / Access
Links you control.
Set an expiry. Revoke access. Choose whether recipients get a reshare button.
02 / Isolation
Room to create. With limits.
Each page has an isolated origin, with restricted network access and no form submissions or embedded sites.
03 / Continuity
One lasting URL.
Update your page, keep the link. Pin a version and see activity for each link you share.
How protection works
Shared pages run on separate content origins. Their security policy restricts network access to selected asset CDNs and blocks forms and nested frames. Expiry and revocation are checked on each request.
Named links grant access to anyone who has the full link. Turning off recipient resharing removes the built-in sharing feature; it cannot prevent forwarding a link, taking screenshots, or keeping content already received. Public pages are accessible without a private link.
Your agent makes it. Shareout shares it.
One command. A working link.
shareout publish ./page \
--link "Team" --expires 14dMake it.
Share it.
A good place to start.
Browse the template library ↗Useful structures for presentations, reports, and plans. Pick a starting point, then make it yours.