Password-protect an HTML file A step-by-step guide to putting a password on an HTML file before you share it: upload the file, set a password-protected link, and revoke access whenever you want.
See who opened your document Stop guessing whether your document was read. This guide shows how to track who opened your shared HTML link, when they opened it, how long they stayed, and how far they scrolled.
Share a Claude or ChatGPT document You generated a polished HTML report or deck with Claude or ChatGPT. This guide shows how to turn it into a secure, trackable share link in minutes, with access control and analytics.
Password, email verification or allowlist The four access modes for a shared document compared by recipient count, how much you trust them, and how much friction they will tolerate, with a rule for choosing.
Know whether someone read your proposal Email open tracking cannot tell you, and an attachment never will. What a share link can honestly report: opens, time on the document, scroll depth, and who, plus a follow-up rule that uses it.
Make an HTML file self-contained Why an HTML file breaks when it leaves your machine, and the checklist that fixes it: inline CSS and JavaScript, embed images as data URLs, mind fonts, and keep the size under the cap.
Publish from Claude Code with MCP Connect scrolly's MCP server to Claude Code with one command, then ask the agent to upload the HTML it just wrote, create a protected link, and update it in place later.
Share a Claude artifact as a link Download the artifact as an HTML file, make sure it stands on its own, and send a link you control instead of a public Publish page. What breaks, and how to fix it.
Share an HTML file as a link Three ways to turn a local HTML file into a link you can send: a cloud drive, a static host, or a share link with access control. What each one leaks, and what each one lets you take back.