Share localhost,APIs & HTML files.

3 seconds to share with the world.

  • Websites, APIs & HTML files
  • No domain. No deployment.

Each free share lasts 60 minutes. No account needed.

For desktop Chrome, Edge and Firefox. Once connected, the extension keeps sharing after you close this tab. Keep your computer, browser and local project running.Extension optional

Share your work. Get real feedback.

AI creators
Made a website or little tool with AI? Send it to friends and see what they think.
Developers & testers
Share a website or backend service on your computer or local network. Let teammates try features and test APIs.
Freelancers & studios
Send clients your work in progress. Let them try it themselves and give clearer feedback.
Teachers & learners
Share a class demo or web assignment with a link. Everyone can open it and have a go.

Good to know

Read the guide
Do others need an app or an account?

No. They can open your link in their browser, without a MyShare account or extension. If your website or service requires sign-in, they use their own account. Read the guide

Can people visit when my computer is off?

Your computer, browser and the website or service you share need to stay running. Keep this sharing tab open too, unless you have connected the extension. Read the guide

How do I control who can view it?

Every share has a temporary passcode. The default link includes it, or you can send the link and passcode separately. Anyone with both can view the page. End the share to close access. Read the guide

Can I share something on another device in my local network?

Yes. You can share a website or service on another device in your local network. Enter its supported private IP address and allow browser access. Your computer must be able to reach it. See the guide for supported addresses and setup. Read the guide

Can I share a backend API without a webpage?

Yes, HTTP APIs work too. API tools can call the complete endpoint link with its passcode directly, without opening a webpage first. Your API’s own sign-in requirements still apply. See the guide for setup and examples. Read the guide