Use cases
Share AI-generated reports privately, on your own domainYour agent writes the report; Hushdrop hands the client a branded, password-protected link in one command.Share a Jupyter notebook as a private HTML pageExport to HTML, drop it, send a password-protected link on your own domain.Host a Storybook build privatelyDrop your static Storybook build and gate it behind a password on your own domain.Share architecture diagrams privatelyRender Mermaid/D2 to a standalone HTML page and drop it behind a password.Host a single-file internal tool privatelyThat little HTML utility your agent built — gate it behind a password on your own domain.Private HTML hosting on your own domainOpen-source, self-hosted, zero-knowledge. Drop any HTML, get a password-protected link.Ship and share what you vibe-codedBuilt a quick app with an AI agent? Drop it to a private branded link on your own domain.Hosting for agent-loop outputLet long-running agents publish and replace artifacts in place via MCP.Host a whole static site, privatelyDrop a folder or a .zip and get a branded link on your own domain — the whole multi-file site, served at /<slug>/, in about a second.Password-protect a whole websiteNot just one page — lock an entire multi-file site behind a single password, on your own domain.Share Claude Code artifacts on your own domainThose artifacts live in your session or a local file — there's no one-step way to hand someone a private, branded link. Hushdrop turns any Claude Code artifact into a private link on your own domain — encrypted in your browser, open-source, free.Share ChatGPT artifacts on your own domainChatGPT has no native way to publish what it makes as a private link on your own domain. Hushdrop turns any ChatGPT artifact into a private link on your own domain — encrypted in your browser, open-source, free.Share Codex artifacts on your own domainCodex can build the artifact, but sharing it as a link you own isn't built in. Hushdrop turns any Codex artifact into a private link on your own domain — encrypted in your browser, open-source, free.Share Cursor artifacts on your own domainThere's no one-click way to turn a Cursor output into a private link on your own domain. Hushdrop turns any Cursor artifact into a private link on your own domain — encrypted in your browser, open-source, free.Share Gemini artifacts on your own domainSharing a Gemini artifact as a branded, private link on your own domain isn't built in. Hushdrop turns any Gemini artifact into a private link on your own domain — encrypted in your browser, open-source, free.Share Copilot artifacts on your own domainCopilot has no native publish-to-your-domain step for the artifacts it creates. Hushdrop turns any Copilot artifact into a private link on your own domain — encrypted in your browser, open-source, free.
FAQ
Does it work with any AI agent?
Yes. It's a CLI plus a SKILL.md and an MCP server, so Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Gemini CLI — anything that runs a shell or speaks MCP — can use it.
Is it really open-source and self-hosted?
Yes — MIT licensed, and it runs on your own Vercel Blob + domain. No third party ever holds your content (it's encrypted client-side) or controls your URL.