HTMLHost.ai
Agent-native HTML hosting

HTML hosting for generated pages and previews.

Host a single HTML file from your browser, terminal, or AI coding agent. HTMLHost.ai turns local reports, dashboards, test pages, and prototypes into shareable URLs without a repo, build pipeline, or generic web hosting setup.

Ready to publish

Publish instantly without an account (the link lasts 24 hours), or sign in to keep it.

Sign in and publish

Please choose a .html or .htm file.

Preparing upload...
local artifactpublic link
agent-report.html
dropped into HTMLHost.ai

$ htmlhost deploy agent-report.html
deployed https://yourname.htmlhost.ai/p/7m2/agent-report.html

Agent output review

A live HTML artifact your team can open, inspect, and forward.

Why this exists

AI agents create local artifacts. HTMLHost.ai makes them shareable.

A local HTML artifact is useful to you. A hosted URL is useful to everyone else. Drag-and-drop is the fastest path for one-offs; CLI and agent workflows make HTML hosting automatic when publishing becomes routine.

Remote agent review

Vibe code on your computer. Review the HTML on your phone.

Codex, Claude Code, OpenClaw, and similar tools can run on your desktop while you drive them remotely from a phone. The awkward part is opening the files they generate. HTMLHost.ai gives the agent a simple publish step: upload the HTML and send back a URL you can tap immediately.

Generated test pages, reports, dashboards, mockups, and agent outputs become phone-friendly links.
No file transfer, remote desktop zooming, or local server tunnel just to inspect one HTML artifact.
The same URL can be shared with teammates while the agent keeps iterating on the source file.
desktop agenthtmlhost deploy
User: test the generated dashboard

Agent: wrote dashboard.html
Agent: ran visual checks
Agent: deployed
https://yourname.htmlhost.ai/p/7m2/dashboard.html
tap URL
yourname.htmlhost.ai/p/7m2/dashboard.html

Agent test dashboard

Live preview from your desktop session.

Host one HTML file

Turn a generated report, dashboard, test page, or prototype into a hosted page without creating a repo, configuring static hosting, or zipping files.

Resume after sign-in

If you start with a file before logging in, HTMLHost.ai keeps it ready in the tab and continues the upload after authentication.

Automate the handoff

Use the CLI directly, or wire it into Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or any shell-capable agent when publishing should be part of the workflow.

Positioning

HTML hosting for artifacts, not generic web hosting.

Use it for

Single HTML files, generated reports, client previews, AI dashboards, prototypes, screenshots-in-code reviews, and static pages that need a URL now.

Do not use it for

WordPress, PHP, cPanel hosting, databases, backend APIs, or long-running production apps that need a full deployment pipeline.

The flow

From generated file to shareable page.

Generate an artifactUse an agent, script, notebook, or editor to create a standalone HTML file.
Drop it hereDrag the file into HTMLHost.ai. If sign-in is needed, the upload resumes when you return.
Share the URLSend a public link on a clean subdomain, backed by abuse checks and account-based publishing.
Automate the loopInstall the CLI when you want agents to publish without touching the browser.
Workflow mode

Give every agent the same publish command.

$ npm install -g @htmlhost/cli
$ htmlhost login
$ htmlhost deploy report.html
Deployed: https://yourname.htmlhost.ai/p/7m2/report.html