Quickish
As Claude and ChatGPT has gotten better, I've found myself enjoying using Co-Work to make presentations at work. Sharing the HTML files on Slack and elsewhere was cumbersome and trying to host it somewhere public (even if unlisted) wasn't much of an option for my work stuff. Then I saw Shopify's blog post about Quick (https://shopify.engineering/quick), an internal intranet with simple HTML page hosting and was inspired. I wasn't sure I could get buy-in to host it at my day job so I spent my own time coming up with Quickish. Now I can share all my beautiful presentations.…
Quickish launched on June 15, 2026 with 5 votes, #2,466 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Made a page with AI or by hand? Quickish gives it a live URL in seconds, public or private. Share a Drive folder (coming soon), run one command, or just ask your AI to publish it. Your beautiful Claude presentations and co-work output has a place to live. Free for one live page at a time. The simplicity makes it stand out. Co-Work creating a video and posting to my quickish site (https://anthonybertolo.quickish.site/) with 3 clicks says it all.
Made a page with AI or by hand? Quickish gives it a live URL in seconds, public or private. Drop a folder, a zip, or a single file. Run one command, or just ask your AI to publish it.
Free for one live page per person. Workplace? Host your HTML where only your org can see it. No terminal, no account to start. Drag a whole folder of HTML, a .zip , or just one file onto the page. A standalone PDF , Markdown, CSV, or image gets a clean in-browser viewer, no code or build step. It’s live in seconds, and the list of what you can drop keeps growing. Skip the blank page. Start from a working app and remix it into your own copy, then tell Claude , ChatGPT , or any AI agent what to change. It edits the page and publishes the update for you, so you get a real, shareable link without writing a line of code. Prefer the shell? Point the CLI at a folder of HTML and it’s live in…from quickish.website
In the maker’s words, at launch
As Claude and ChatGPT has gotten better, I've found myself enjoying using Co-Work to make presentations at work. Sharing the HTML files on Slack and elsewhere was cumbersome and trying to host it somewhere public (even if unlisted) wasn't much of an option for my work stuff. Then I saw Shopify's blog post about Quick…
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AlliHatMay 2026 · allihat.com · ▲96I think we all have a similar flow and pain with browsers and AI. Copy article, paste in Claude tab, come back to article, back to Claude, in circles we go. Anthropic has a Chrome extension, but my daily driver is Safari. So I made my own extension. It's not a clone as I've never used the Chrome version. One obvious change: the Chrome version I believe uses Chrome "request sidebar" thing. And Safari doesn't have that, so had to inject the sidebar right in the site html itself. There's been some fun things in here like figuring out the sidebar html/css sandboxing. Also there's an agent…
QuickPingJul 2026 · quickping.dev · ▲11I got tired of creating a new email account, or setting up (and paying for) a Google Workspace every time I launched a side project. All I wanted was a link I could put on my site that lets someone send me a message and have a conversation. QuickPing gives you a shareable URL (like quickping.dev/to/yourproject). Someone visits it, types their name, email, and a message. You get notified and reply from a dashboard. They get an email with a link back to the thread. No chat widget, no embed code. Just a link you add to your site. Built with Next.js, Neon, and Mailgun. I'm using it for…
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