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SnapHost

SnapHost turns what your assistant builds into a live website you can send to someone, without making it public and without a hosting setup. Ask Claude to share a report, a dashboard, a notebook or a built web app, and it publishes the page to SnapHost and hands back a link. The link is stable: every later update replaces the content in place, so the person you sent it to always opens the current version, and anyone with the page open sees the new one without reloading. Access is per person, not a shared password. A private site verifies each viewer's email against an allowlist you control, so you can add a client, remove a contractor, or check who has opened it. You can also set a view password, give the link an expiry date, take the site offline and bring it back, or point your own domain at it. Every publish is versioned, so a bad update is one rollback away. Published pages can store data too. A contact form, waitlist, RSVP, guestbook, counter or leaderboard works with no backend to wire up, and the submissions appear in your dashboard. Connecting takes one browser click. SnapHost uses OAuth, so no API key or token is ever pasted into a conversation, and each person who connects reaches only their own sites. Every tool is annotated as read, write or destructive, so your client knows what to confirm before it runs. Free plan included. Private sharing, custom domains and the data layer are on Pro.

First seen 2 Oct 2026. Evidence as of 5 Oct 2026.