The easiest way to share your work

Put it online in seconds. Share it publicly or only with people you invite. Update it anytime.

Or ask your agent to publish it
01 / A chosen audience

For their eyes.

Invite named recipients. Keep control of who can open the work, and revoke access when needed.

02 / A lasting address

New version. Same link.

Revise with your agent. Your client returns to the same address, not another attachment.

03 / A little visibility

Know it was opened.

See whether recipients opened the work, so your next follow-up starts with a little more context.

Straight from your agent

Or just ask your agent.

Connect Sharekite to Claude or another agent that supports MCP. Ask it to publish, invite people, and update the work. No setup beyond the connection.

Connect your agent

The work is the point

Made to be opened.

Not another attachment to find.
Something they can explore.

Example projects. Open one and explore.

From your agent to your client

Ready for the people
it’s meant for.

Create with your agent. Share with your client.
Keep the work, and the next step, clear.

  1. 01

    Bring your work.

    Publish a finished webpage from your agent. No need to turn it into slides or a PDF.

  2. 02

    Choose who can open it.

    Invite your recipients. They verify their email to access the work.

  3. 03

    Keep the link. Move the work forward.

    Update the work at the same address and see whether recipients opened it.

On the other side of the link

For your client.
Not the whole internet.

Your name. Their invitation. The work they came to see. A clear path from their inbox to your proposal.

Explore an example client journey.

An invitation from Fieldwork Studio

A fresh perspective for North House.

Hi Maya, here’s our proposal. You’ll find the scope, our approach, and the next steps inside.

Alex Morgan
Fieldwork Studio

Shared with you through Sharekite

A few useful details.

What can I share?

Static web-based work: proposals, reports, prototypes, and other pages built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Sharekite is not a backend for custom applications or live data services.

Is Sharekite another editor?

No. Create in the tools you already use. Sharekite is the place to publish the result and share it with your intended audience.

Can my client forward the link?

Forwarding a link does not grant access. Each recipient must be invited and verify their email. Ask the sender to invite any additional reviewers.

Which agents is this for?

The publishing workflow uses MCP, a way for compatible assistants and coding agents to connect to tools. You create and revise in your agent; Sharekite gives the finished work a place your clients can visit.

From your idea to their browser

Give your idea a link.

Connect your agent Start with an example