Birta

Whatever Claude hands you (an HTML page, a PDF report, a markdown doc, a folder of files, a Claude artifact), say "publish," and Birta turns it into a real website with its own address in about 30 seconds. No build pipeline, no server to set up. Publish once, then keep refining from Claude. The URL doesn't change from update to update, so you share it a single time and the page behind it can evolve as often as you like. The person on the other end just opens it in a browser, no Claude account needed. Feedback happens right on the published page instead of a screenshot or another file to keep track of. Whoever you send the link to opens the live page and comments directly on it. Ask Claude to go through the comments, and the new version ships to the same link. Every version is saved, so you can roll back to an earlier one if something breaks. Visits, requests, and (where enabled) payments collect in one place tied to that link. Once a page proves itself, connect your own custom domain and it becomes a real website: a portfolio, a landing page, a small business site, hosted for as long as you need it. Built for anyone turning Claude output into shipped work: reports, landing pages, prototypes, documentation, or any other page Claude can hand you.