What is Uselink?

Uselink is a publishing tool that turns any HTML or Markdown document into a clean, shareable link under your own handle. Instead of wrestling with Google Docs permissions or Notion sharing settings, you paste your content and instantly get a URL you control. Readers can reply in threaded comments without creating an account — something neither Google Docs nor Notion can offer. Interactive HTML runs as-is in the browser, and every version you publish is saved. You can add a password, set an expiry date, or cap the number of views. The latest launch adds a visual editor for editing live pages with no code, plus an MCP server so tools like Claude, Cursor, or n8n can publish for you.

Who it's for

• Writers and documenters who want to share drafts or final docs without forcing readers to sign up for anything.
• Developers and automation builders who need to publish content programmatically from AI assistants or workflow tools like n8n.
• Product and design teams who share interactive prototypes or HTML mockups and need fine-grained access control (passwords, expiry, view limits).

Key features

Instant publishing from HTML or Markdown

Paste raw HTML or Markdown into Uselink and get a clean, branded URL under your handle. No account required for readers, no conversion steps, no extra formatting.

Threaded comments without accounts

Anyone with the link can reply in threaded discussions. No sign-up, no login — just click and comment. This removes the friction that Google Docs and Notion impose on external collaborators.

Access controls and version history

Set a password, an expiry date, or a view limit on any published page. Every edit is saved as a separate version, so you can roll back or compare changes at any time.

Visual editor and MCP server (new)

Edit live pages directly with a no-code visual editor. For automation, the MCP server lets Claude, Cursor, or n8n publish content on your behalf — turning Uselink into a headless publishing endpoint.

What stands out

Uselink gives you a link you control, with comments that don't require an account — something Google Docs and Notion simply can't do.

That single difference changes how you share work. Readers don't hit a login wall, so feedback comes faster. Interactive HTML runs natively, so prototypes and data visualizations work exactly as intended. Combined with per-link passwords, expiry, and view limits, you get the simplicity of a pastebin with the access control of a proper publishing platform.

Worth checking out if…

You share documents, prototypes, or notes with people outside your organization and want them to read and comment without signing up. You publish interactive HTML and need it to work as-is. You automate publishing workflows and want an MCP server to push content from AI tools or no-code pipelines. Uselink is a clean, developer-friendly alternative to bloated document-sharing platforms.