To share a web page privately, publish it with ShareOne and set a password on the link — anyone who receives the link still needs the password to view the page. The password is set per link, so different recipients can get different levels of access. Free to use; web signup required, while the skill path needs none.
Why public links leak
A link without protection travels: forwarded from chat to chat, saved in someone's notes, crawled, indexed. For most content that's fine. For quotes, internal reports, unpublished portfolios, and personal documents, the blast radius is the problem — once forwarded, a bare link is permanently accessible.
Password protection converts that exposure into a closed door: the link can go anywhere, but the page behind it opens only with the password.
How it works
- Upload your HTML or Markdown file to ShareOne
- Enable the password option and set one for this link
- Publish and send the link through one channel, the password through another
Each link gets its own password — share different links with different passwords if you're sending different versions to different people.
Built for AI-generated content
ShareOne publishes AI-generated HTML and Markdown files as links, with inline comments and a feedback loop back into your AI assistant (skill available on skillhub / clawhub).
FAQ
Can I change the password later? Yes, update the settings on your page.
What if the link gets forwarded? The recipient sees a password prompt only.
What file types are supported? HTML and Markdown, single file.
Is it free? Yes, free to use. Web signup required; the skill path needs no signup.
Tool: https://shareone.app — free; web signup required, skill path no signup.
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