Send the work your AI made to clients, with each job set up step by step
Agencies, consultants and freelancers use QuickHost to deliver what Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor made as a client-ready link: proposals they can track, prototypes clients can comment on, monthly reports at one private address, HTML decks that play as built, and revisions your agent handles itself.
Use cases
What do people use QuickHost for?
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Agencies and freelancers
Send an AI-made proposal and know when your client opens it
A password-protected proposal link, one per stakeholder, with an email on each first open and comments on the line in question.
Product studios and freelance developers
Share an AI-built prototype with your client for review
The whole prototype folder behind a password, with client comments your agent can read and fix.
Agencies and consultants
Deliver a client report your AI built as a private link
One private address for every month’s report, with viewers for HTML, PDF and CSV and a record of who read it.
Consultants and agencies
Share an HTML presentation your AI built as a link
An HTML deck that plays as built, behind a password, with an expiry date for time-limited pricing.
Teams using Claude Code, Codex or Cursor
Let your coding agent publish and revise client work
Your agent publishes, sets access, reads the client’s comments and republishes the fix, through MCP or the CLI.