Anchorify: publish any file as a clean shareable URL

Built for humans to read.

Anchorify renders every common sharing format the way it should look — markdown with proper typography, spreadsheets as sortable tables, slide decks as a real presentation. Files arrive looking like a finished product, not a debug view.

Markdown.md · .markdown

Acme · Marketing

Q1 SEO Findings — Acme Inc.

Organic traffic to the marketing site grew 28% quarter-over-quarter, driven mostly by the long-tail keywords we shipped in February.

What worked

Hub-and-spoke content model
14 pages moved into the top 5
Author tooling rolled out org-wide

Pour the same effort into integrations before the May launch.

Spreadsheet.csv · .tsv

#	Keyword	Pos.	Δ	Volume
1	saas reporting tools	3	+7	14,400
2	client portal software	8	+12	9,900
3	white-label docs	2	+18	3,200
4	audit log tools	11	−2	1,800
5	shareable markdown	4	+5	2,700

Slide deck.marp · .revealjs · .md

Acme · Marketing

Q1 Roadmap

Hub & spoke content shipped
28% organic growth
Integrations page in May

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Also rendered natively .json .yaml code (30+ langs) .html .pdf images

The whole sharing stack, already built.

Comments, suggested edits, version history, visibility tiers, link permissions, access requests, visitor analytics. The Google Docs sharing model — for files your agents wrote.

Your documents, your branding.

Anchorify disappears behind your brand. Pick the slug at publish time. Point a CNAME and it serves on your domain. Add your logo and the rendered page is indistinguishable from something your team built.

1

Custom slug, not a random hash.

Pick it at publish time, or let projects nest it: /acme/q1-report.

docs.google.com/d/1xK9p_zRtP4…

→

anchorify.io/acme/q1-report

2

Your domain, white-labeled.

Point a CNAME. Anchorify serves the page on your URL; clients never see ours.

anchorify.io/acme/q1-report

→

docs.acme.com/q1-report

3

Your logo on every page.

Logo, primary color, footer text — applied to every share rendered under your domain.

AAcme Docs

FindingsRoadmapPricing

Q1 Findings — Acme Inc.

Built so your agents can do the publishing too.

Every action in Anchorify is a CLI command and a REST endpoint. Wire it into Claude Code, Cursor, Aider — publish, update, read comments, react to feedback, all without leaving the loop.

~/work/acme — anchorify

CLI

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What your agent can do

publisha new doc from a file or string
updateexisting docs; same URL, new version
listcomments, suggestions, access requests
replyto threads, accept suggestions
analyzewho read what, when

# from your editor, shell, or an agent's tool call
anchorify q1-report.md --slug acme/q1-report

# update in place — the same file path keeps the same URL
anchorify q1-report.md

# read comments back, for the agent to act on
anchorify comments q1-report --json

CLI reference → REST API docs → Agent recipes →

Pick the right tool for sending finished work.

Google Docs and Notion are for writing. Gist is for snippets. Anchorify is the publish-and-send step — purpose-built for handing finished work to anyone you need to share it with.

Google Docs

GitHub Gist

Notion

Anchorify

Markdown rendered natively

Loses formatting on paste

Quirks on lists & blocks

Clean URL with your slug

/d/1xK9p_zRtP4…

/u/8a7c4d…

Long page id in URL

/acme/q1-report

Custom domain · white-label

Paid plan only

Point a CNAME

Three visibility tiers

Clunky link permissions

Public or secret

Workspace-bound

Public · Unlisted · Members

Slide-deck rendering

MARP, reveal.js, md slides

Spreadsheet rendering

Loses types on paste

Basic table only

Sortable table with types

Comments and suggested edits

Version history with diffs

History, no line diffs

Git commits

Page history

Per-version line diffs

Detailed visitor analytics

Paid plan, basic

CLI + REST API for agents

Limited API

GitHub API

API on paid plans

Both, first-class

The same complaint, over and over.

Markdown is the way agents and writers think. Sharing it isn't. Real quotes from Reddit, blogs, and other public threads we ran into while building Anchorify — each card links to the primary source.

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Still-Bar-6004

r/googledocs · May 2025

AI tools give me beautifully formatted content, then Google Docs… and it all falls apart. Random indents, weird spacing, inconsistent bullets. I end up spending ages just fixing formatting instead of, you know, actually using the content.

You set up a beautiful Notion board to manage a client project. You invite the client. They never log in. They don't want to create an account, remember a password, or learn a new UI just to see if their website is done.

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J

Jökull Sólberg

solberg.is · Apr 2026

Claude Code is great at generating useful output, but it still lacks one thing I need all the time: a clean way to share what it just made.

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T

TheMarketingNerd

r/copywriting · Jun 2023

I DON'T recommend Notion for delivery because the formatting gets all jacked up when you copy/paste it into anything else. I constantly have to correct this with people.

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Brilliant-Leave-306

r/ClaudeAI · Mar 2026

Claude is amazing at generating structured Markdown. But when you want to share the result, your options are: paste it into a Google Doc (losing formatting), send a raw .md file, or push it to GitHub just to get a rendered view.

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u/kaizoku_95

r/ClaudeAI · Oct 2025

GitHub Gists? Excellent, but feels heavy-handed for throwaway notes or quick information sharing.

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Anonymous OP

r/ClaudeAI · Apr 2026

Anyone else frustrated that Claude artifacts html can't be shared like a normal file? Tried to send it. She couldn't open it, just a wall of scary code 😅 and eventually we both had to switch to our laptops just to see it.

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u/raphaelgkh

r/Freelancers · Apr 2026

The actual work handoff — sharing files, collecting structured feedback, managing revision rounds — still ends up happening over email or in a separate tool. That gap is where my stack still feels broken.

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Frequently asked.

Answers to the things people ask before they sign up.

01

What file types are supported?

Markdown, CSV/TSV, JSON, YAML, HTML, PDFs, PNG/JPG/SVG images, slide formats (MARP, reveal.js), and code in 30+ languages with syntax highlighting. Filename-based detection; override the render type from the API.

02

Is my content private?

By default every share is unlisted — noindex headers, no search-engine indexing, URL alone is the gate. Flip to public (discoverable), members-only (signed-in viewers in your project), or add a password on top.

03

Do recipients need an account?

For unlisted and public shares, no — anyone with the URL can read. Members-only shares require sign-in via Google or a one-click magic link. A sign-in is also required to post comments or react with emoji.

04

How does the custom domain work?

Point a CNAME from your domain (e.g. docs.acme.com) at our edge. We provision a TLS cert automatically; all your shares are served from your URL with your branding. Clients never see anchorify.io in the link bar.

05

Can my agent use this?

Yes — that's the point. Every dashboard action is also a CLI command and a REST endpoint. We ship pre-built recipes for Claude Code, Cursor, Aider, Cline and Continue at /docs/agents/<tool>; for anything else, the agent just shells out to anchorify.

06

Is it really free?

Yes — the free plan is generous and meant to cover most individual and small-team usage. A paid plan is on the way for larger orgs and a few advanced features (custom domains, expanded analytics retention, role-based admin); details when we publish it. Your content is always exportable.

Turn markdown into
beautiful,
shareable docs.

Built for humans to read.

The whole sharing stack, already built.

Your documents, your branding.

Custom slug, not a random hash.

Your domain, white-labeled.

Your logo on every page.

Built so your agents can do the publishing too.

Pick the right tool for sending finished work.

The same complaint, over and over.

Frequently asked.

What file types are supported?

Is my content private?

Do recipients need an account?

How does the custom domain work?

Can my agent use this?

Is it really free?

Try Anchorify with one of your files.

Built for humans to read.

The whole sharing stack, already built.

Permissions, finally simple.

Comments & reactions in-line.

Suggestions and versions.

Detailed visitor analytics.

Your documents, your branding.

Custom slug, not a random hash.

Your domain, white-labeled.

Your logo on every page.

Built so your agents can do the publishing too.

Pick the right tool for sending finished work.

The same complaint, over and over.

Frequently asked.

What file types are supported?

Is my content private?

Do recipients need an account?

How does the custom domain work?

Can my agent use this?

Is it really free?

Try Anchorify with one of your files.