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You built something in Claude in ten minutes. Sharing it shouldn't take
an hour. dot. hosts your prototype at a real link: versioned, permissioned,
and open to comments. Your reviewers click anywhere to pin feedback.
No GitHub. No deploy. No account for them.
Works with anything that builds a prototype
Built in Claude? The connector gives you a link without leaving the
conversation. Built somewhere else? Paste the URL or artifact code.
The prototype exists. The problem is getting it in front of someone.
Generate a site, an app, a prototype, however many turns it takes, with any AI tool.
Claude calls the dot. connector and hands you back a live link. Your prototype is hosted. That's the whole step.
They open it in a browser. No Claude account, no dot. account, no extension. And they can click anywhere to pin a comment.
No copying code out. No repo. No deploy just to get eyes on it.
The link is live before you've finished the sentence. Connect dot. to Claude.
Except it works on the real thing, in a real browser, at a real URL —
not a static frame. If it has a URL, or it came out of Claude, you can
share it and collect feedback on it.
Ask Claude, or paste any URL into your dashboard. Either way you get ashareable link in seconds.
Your team, your client, your PM. They open it in any browser. No signup,no extension, no friction. Reviewers are free forever.
No payment info needed to get started.
Reviewers are always free, they never need an account.
Build it with AI. Share it in one click. Get feedback where it happened.
