DocStash
DocStash. The home for what your AI makes. Built this entirely solo. You can stash HTML, Markdown, PDF, Word, XLSX and Static apps built on React, Vue etc directly from your agent. You get a single stable URL, and all your artifacts live as webpages. Unlike Netlify and other drag and drop hosts, your artifacts are private by default, and you can publish them with one click. (And search indexing is off by default too) Basically like Google Drive and Vercel made sweet love to each other and had a baby. It's completely agent agnostic, which means you can easily iterate on any document, no…
DocStash launched on August 5, 2026 with 4 votes, #2,153 of 23,274 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Today, AI-generated documents are lost inside chats. DocStash gives them a permanent home. Stash HTML, Markdown, code, Word, Excel, PDF, and live apps directly from your AI agent, then publish them at a permanent, shareable URL. Retrieve and continue working on documents from any connected AI agent, with every update automatically becoming a new version at the same URL. Your AI documents don't have to live inside the agent that generated them anymore. Give them a permanent home.
Stash HTML, Markdown, PDF, Word, Excel, and Static Apps, and get a live versioned webpage, you can publish in a click.
In the maker’s words, at launch
DocStash. The home for what your AI makes. Built this entirely solo. You can stash HTML, Markdown, PDF, Word, XLSX and Static apps built on React, Vue etc directly from your agent. You get a single stable URL, and all your artifacts live as webpages. Unlike Netlify and other drag and drop hosts, your artifacts are…
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