Share HTML files your team can comment on

Hosting is the easy part. The hard part is getting useful feedback on what you built. Undraft turns a single .html file or a .zip of a static site into a live link, then lets reviewers pin comments to the exact element they are talking about — instead of describing it in an email thread.

What you get

• Comments pinned directly to elements on the live page, not a separate tracker.
• Feedback kept with the version it was left on, so review rounds have a record.
• Version history — re-upload after each edit, old versions stay reachable.
• A live link anyone can open in any browser, no account needed to view it.
• Public links, or links restricted to specific email addresses.
• Visitor analytics, so you know whether the client opened it before the call.

Common uses

• Share an HTML file online without setting up hosting.
• Share a Claude Artifact, ChatGPT Canvas, Gemini Canvas, v0, Lovable, or Bolt build as a real link.
• Send a prototype to a client and collect feedback in context instead of over email.

Guides

• Undraft blog — guides on sharing HTML files, publishing AI-generated prototypes, and running review rounds.
• Sharing HTML files — why email attachments and cloud drives fail, and what works instead.
• Feedback and review — how to get specific, actionable feedback on a live page.
• AI collaboration — sharing Claude Artifacts, Gemini Canvas, v0, Lovable, and Bolt builds.

Pricing starts free with 3 hosted HTML projects and 500MB of storage.