LenzIndependent, multi-model fact-checking API for AI workflows
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A dead-simple host for a single HTML file. Drop it in, share the URL, move on. Made for prototypes, demos, and the thousand weird things you build in an afternoon.
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📌Honestly? I was just tired of the dance.
You know that thing where you spend an afternoon making something cool in Claude. Like a little landing page, a demo for a friend, some weird interactive thing, and then you go "ok how do I actually send this to someone" and suddenly you're 20 minutes deep into setting up a GitHub repo just to use Pages? Or waiting for Netlify to run a build on a file that's already done?
That bugged me for some time, until I built this robust tool. It's HTML, so I believe that the gap between "I made this" and "here's the link" should be zero. So I made it zero.
Paste your HTML, get a URL, done. No account needed. Takes about 3 seconds.
What I didn't expect is where it'd go after that.
I shipped the first version and people started asking for a CLI, so I built one.
Then someone literally said "I wish I could just click this button and change the color" while looking at their live page, and I thought wait, why can't you? So now you can.
Click any element, tell the AI what you want, watch it edit live. Bring your own API key from OpenAI or Claude or Gemini. Your keys stay in your browser, not on htmlhost.co's servers.
The thing Vercel and Netlify genuinely can't copy is the simplicity. They need you to make an account, connect a repo, run a pipeline — that's how their business works. With htmlhost.co, you don't need any of that. You don't even need to sign up. Sites can auto-delete after your demo is over. There's no build step because your HTML already is the finished thing.
12 releases in 3 weeks. Every single version came from rigorous internal tests and feedback, and now, I feel it's now time to release it into the wild.
Go use htmlhost, and let me know what you think about it.
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