Revdoku

Revdoku

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Revdoku publishes AI agent-generated reports, dashboards, and prototypes as live websites with a stable URL, connecting via CLI, API, MCP, or web upload from Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, and other agent workflows.

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What is Revdoku?

Revdoku gives AI agents and the people building with them a fast way to turn generated work into a real website. Instead of manually setting up hosting for every report, dashboard, or prototype that Claude, ChatGPT, or Codex produces, users can publish straight from the CLI, a REST API, an MCP server, or a simple web upload. Each published site gets a stable URL that does not change when the content is regenerated, so a shared link keeps working even after the underlying report or app is rebuilt. Sites can be left public, locked behind a password, or gated behind an email capture form, and teams on paid plans can attach their own custom domain. Revdoku is aimed at reports, dashboards, charts, documents, demos, small games, and other front end style outputs, rather than projects that need custom backend server code running behind the page.

Key Features

MCP publishing integrationCLI publishing toolREST API publishingWeb upload publishingPassword protected sitesPublic website hostingStable URL that never changes on regenerationCustom domain supportVisitor email captureConnected member and agent seatsMulti file bucket storageStatic site hostingInteractive dashboard hostingPrototype and demo hostingSmall game hostingDocument and report hostingClaude, ChatGPT and Codex connectorsAnalytics on published sites

Integrations

Development
ClaudeChatGPTCodexOpenClawHermes Agent
Automation
Zapier
Webhooks & API
Webhooks

How to Use Revdoku

1Connect Revdoku through CLI, API, MCP, or web upload
2Choose a folder, report, or prototype to publish
3Set the site to public, password protected, or email gated
4Share the generated URL with your audience
5Regenerate or update the content anytime without changing the link

✅ Best For

  • AI agent builders and vibe coders who want a one command way to turn a Claude, ChatGPT, or Codex output into a real, shareable website
  • Developers and consultants who need to publish client demos, prototypes, or reports without setting up their own hosting pipeline
  • Product teams that regenerate the same dashboard or report repeatedly and need the share link to stay constant across updates
  • Teams that need password protected or email gated links for sharing work in progress sites outside their organization

❌ Not For

  • Teams needing custom backend server code inside a published page, since Revdoku is built for static and front end style outputs
  • Projects requiring large scale enterprise file storage on the Free plan, since storage and file size limits are capped until upgrading
  • Users who want a fully custom design build process, since Revdoku focuses on publishing already generated AI output rather than site design

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Pricing

Free$0
  • ✓2 GB storage
  • ✓5 public sites
  • ✓3 connected members or agents
  • ✓no password protected sites or custom domains
Builder$14.95/mo
  • ✓15 GB storage
  • ✓10 public sites
  • ✓3 password protected sites
  • ✓5 connected members or agents
  • ✓1 custom domain
Pro$29.95/mo
  • ✓100 GB storage
  • ✓25 public sites
  • ✓10 password protected sites
  • ✓15 connected members or agents
  • ✓visitor email capture
  • ✓5 custom domains
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  • ✓HIPAA compliant and bring your own storage options available on request

Prompts to Try

Publish this dashboard to Revdoku and give me a shareable link

Push this report folder to Revdoku as a password protected site

Update my existing Revdoku site with the latest version of this prototype

Publish this Claude artifact as a public website on my own domain

Use Cases

A solo developer named Marco finishes a Claude generated sales dashboard and runs a single CLI command to publish it on Revdoku, then sends the client a link that stays live as he pushes updates.
A product manager named Aisha needs to share an internal prototype with an external vendor, so she publishes it through the MCP integration with a password so only the vendor can open it.
An agency consultant named Tomas builds a recurring weekly report with ChatGPT and re-publishes it to the same Revdoku URL every Monday so his client's bookmark never breaks.
A startup founder named Lena publishes an AI generated landing page prototype to her own custom domain on the Pro plan to test signups before writing any production code.
An indie hacker named Devon shares a small AI built game publicly on Revdoku's featured page to get early feedback from other builders.

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