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Like Share in Google Docs

Your AI built it.
Share it as a private link.

The report, deck or PDF your AI made becomes a page for the people you name and nobody else. They type their email and a code. No account, no password, no version 3.

No card, nothing to install.

No account for readersOne link always currentNo file to forward on servers in the EU

The problem

No more final_v3_FINAL

You already know how this ends. Here is the other way.

TodayWith SnapHost
You email the file.You send one link.
It opens wrong on their phone.It looks right on any screen, phone included.
On Friday you send version 3, and nobody is sure which one is current.When something changes, the same link shows the new version.
In Google Docs
You press Share and type an email.
In SnapHost
Exactly the same, for what your AI made.
The difference
They open a finished page, not a file to download.

Why not just paste it into a Doc? What your AI made is a page, a chart or a small tool. Paste it into a Doc and it becomes text. In SnapHost it stays exactly what it was, and you still decide who opens it.

Four jobs

What do you need to share?

Four things that come up every week or month. Each has a real page you can open right now.

All use cases →

Control

You decide who sees it. Always.

And you can change your mind after you have sent it.

  • Only the people you name

    The emails you list, or anyone with the link. Your choice, per page.

  • They prove it is them

    No password to forward. They type their email and get a code, once per device, not every time. Two short emails reach them: your invitation, and the code when they open it. Both say who shared it.

  • Take it back any time

    Remove someone in one click. On Pro you can also set the page to close on a date you pick.

  • See who opened it

    Know whether your client read it before you chase them about it.

What your client gets
What they see first

How we keep your pages private →

Try it

See it from their side first

Open a sample client report the way the person you send it to would. Type your email, we email you a code, you type the code, the page opens. Under a minute.

No account needed. We only use your email to show you the flow; it is not added to any list. · Kept on servers in the EU

Or open a public example, no email needed →

What opens: Anna’s Q3 report for a client. Four figures, a revenue chart, what changed, and three recommendations. One page, and it looks the same on a phone.
Compare

Their Share link opens for anyone.

ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini hand you a public link. Anyone who gets it can open it, you never see who did, and taking it back kills it for everyone.

What you can doTheir built-in ShareSnapHost
Who can open itTheir built-in Share:Anyone with the linkSnapHost:Only the people you name
Take it back from one person and keep it for the restTheir built-in Share:No, only from everyone at onceSnapHost:Yes, in one click
See who opened it, and whenTheir built-in Share:NoSnapHost:Yes

Checked 2026-09-19. Full comparison, including Google Drive and email attachments →

Pricing

Free to start

Free

€0

Up to 3 pages at a time, each private to up to 3 people, or public. They stay up as long as you like, and you can update them any time at the same link. A small SnapHost mark in the corner. No card.

Start free

Pro

€19a month per person who publishes

As many pages and as many readers as you like, no mark anywhere. Plus:

  • your own web address, if you want one
  • let your AI refresh a page on a schedule, every Monday, say
  • go back to yesterday’s version
  • pages that save answers (sign-ups, RSVPs, guest lists)
  • passwords and end dates
Choose Pro

You pay only for people who make pages. Everyone you share with is free. See pricing →

Recommended

Let your AI do the sending.

Connect ChatGPT or Claude to SnapHost once, about two minutes, and from then on you just ask, in the same conversation you made the page in. Prefer to do it yourself? Dragging a file in always works.

What a connected AI can do

  • Put a page up, and update it at the same link
  • Choose who can open it, by email
  • List the pages you have

That is the whole list. It cannot read your other files, your email or anything else of yours.

  1. You: Share this report with john@acme.com and maria@acme.com
  2. Your AI: Done. It is live and only those two can open it. Here is the link.
  3. You: Add the September numbers, and close it to everyone on the 30th.
  4. Your AI: Updated. Same link, so nothing to resend. Access ends 30 September.End dates are on Pro
Before you start

Questions