LLMs are pretty good at generating HTML artifacts. Over the past couple of months I have found myself asking for HTML generations when I want to visualize a process, sketch out an idea, or make a nice static (or even interactive) presentation for coworkers or friends.
Unfortunately HTML is a bit unwieldy when it comes to sharing. Sure, there's Vercel Drop and Netlify, but those are more for truly public sites and it's hard to keep track of what was shared when and with whom. PDFs are static, lose interactivity, and sometimes drop fidelity, fonts, layouts, etc.
So I built Curio, an app that allows one to store, share, and comment on HTML artifacts, be they AI-generated or hand-crafted.
You can currently:
- Publish self-contained HTML files - Add revisions without changing the review URL - Pin comments to elements, reply to threads, and add reactions - Share publicly, restrict access by email, or keep an artifact private - Rotate or revoke shared links
In progress:
- Publish directly from Claude or ChatGPT via MCP - A better dashboard to see what all was shared, when, and with whom
Currently you can upload three artifacts for free. Reviewers do not need to sign in, and to comment the reviewer just needs a verified email.
Happy to answer any technical questions. Also, feedback, bug reports, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.