Free
$0
forever
For tinkering, side projects, and your first few Docklets.
- 1 Space
- 5 Docklets
- Public & selected-user visibility
- 1 MCP-connected AI tool
- Basic analytics
- Current version only
Publish AI-generated pages, guides, demos, and mini-sites as live links with comments, analytics, permissions, and version history — in-place right from your AI tool.
Build an onboarding microsite for our new pricing and publish it to Docklet.
✓ Published to ryan.docklet.io/q3-pricing live
Make the testimonials section bigger and republish.
✓ Updated v3 · same link · 2 open comments preserved
Pricing pages, onboarding guides, pitch decks, prototypes, dashboards — anything your AI generates as HTML. Docklet gives it a URL people can open, comment on, and come back to while you keep iterating.
Once published, you can
Send one durable link to people — not files, screenshots, or another export to chase down.
Get inline comments on the live artifact immediately — right where the discussion belongs.
Manage public, private, team, or client access — without rebuilding the artifact or moving platforms.
Track views, interactions, drop-offs, and returning readers — engagement analytics out of the box.
Update the same Docklet with versioning in place — history, rollback, and comments preserved.
The HTML is ready, then the real work starts: find somewhere to host it, send the right link, collect feedback in email or Slack, lose context, regenerate, send another link. Docklet replaces that handoff with one publish step from your AI tool.
Docklet plugs into your AI assistant through MCP. You ask for an artifact, your AI builds it, and Docklet deploys it. No exports. No Git. No hosting setup. No copy-pasting files.
Create a Docklet explaining our Q3 strategy. ✓ ryan.docklet.io/q3-strategy
Send one link. Reviewers comment directly on the experience — inline, threaded, contextual. No screenshots. No "see slide 14". Visibility controls keep what's private private.
Ask your AI to revise — the same Docklet evolves. The link doesn't change. Comments stay anchored. Versions are tracked. Analytics tell you who opened it, what they interacted with, and where they dropped.
Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and any tool that speaks MCP. Ask your AI to publish — you stay in the same chat.
Highlight anything, anywhere — replies, resolutions, archive.
Every regenerate is a version. Roll back any time.
Views, drop-offs, interactions, returning readers — all in one place.
Public, signed-in, or allowlisted. Org-level sharing. Custom domains.
Organizations, private spaces, role-based permissions, SSO,
audit trails, custom domains, and self-hosting with data residency.
Built for security teams who need governance, visibility, and control.
You ask for a pricing page,
onboarding guide, or demo.
AI delivers HTML
in one conversation.
Then you're stuck:
where does it live,
who can open it,
how do people leave feedback?
Docklet handles that part.
For tinkering, side projects, and your first few Docklets.
For people who ship serious work from their AI tools.
For organizations standardizing on AI-generated experiences.
For regulated industries and scale-first teams.
No. That's the whole point. Docklet connects through MCP, so your AI assistant gets a "publish to Docklet" capability. You stay where you create.
You can also drop generated HTML into the Docklet console manually, or use our personal access token API. As MCP rolls out across tools, you get the one-prompt flow for free.
Yes. The Docklet stays at the same URL forever. Each regenerate creates a tracked version, comments stay anchored, and you can roll back at any point.
You decide per-artifact: public, any signed-in user, or a specific list of emails. Team and Enterprise plans add organization-wide spaces and SSO.
We minimize data, encrypt in transit and at rest, never train on your content, and offer self-hosting on Enterprise. See our privacy policy.
No. Hosting is the boring part. Docklet adds collaboration, versioning, analytics, visibility, and a publishing protocol that AI tools speak natively.
Create an account and publish your first Docklet in minutes.
Our biggest bet for Q3 is the new onboarding flow Comment .
Should we mention the new pricing tier here too?