Artefact lets you share a landing page as a private link that anyone can open in their browser. Upload the HTML, set a password, send the link. Your reviewers see the real page at full fidelity and leave comments right on top of it. No accounts, nothing indexed.
To share a landing page privately: upload the HTML to Artefact, set a guest password, and send the link.
A screenshot goes stale the moment you move a button. A PDF can't show a hover state or a working form. When you share the actual page, people react to what visitors will really see: the spacing, the fonts, the way it behaves on a phone. That is where the useful feedback comes from.
Designers sending a page to a client before handoff. Marketers checking a campaign page before it goes live. Founders getting a quick read from an advisor or two. Anyone who wants eyes on a page without putting it on the open web first.
Every artefact sits behind its own password, hashed with PBKDF2 and backed by signed session cookies. Nothing is listed publicly and nothing is indexed. When the review wraps, rotate the password for the next person or revoke the link for good.
Upload the HTML to Artefact, set a password and send the link. Guests open the live page and comment directly on it.
Yes. Guests only need the link and the password. There is no signup on their side.
No. Artefact pages are password protected and are not indexed.
Yes. Re-upload the file and the same link shows the new version.