Share your design
ideas to anyone, securly

Create your html mockups using your agents and share with others with unique password protected links

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>create a mockup on my idea and create a drop on usedropdown
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How it works

One file in. One link out.

  1. 01

    Drop the HTML

    Drag in the file your agent just built. Or don't touch it at all: have the agent upload straight to Dropdown.

    file.html
  2. 02

    Pick who gets in

    Public by default, on a clean link with your handle. Put it behind a password when it's client work, or lock it to a list of emails.

    usedropdown.com/you/…
  3. 03

    Send the link

    They open the live page. Nothing to install, nothing to unzip. You watch the view count to see if anyone actually looked.

    12 views

Why Dropdown

Screenshots flatten the work.

Your agent built a working page: hover states, scroll, the little animation on the dropdown. A PNG in Slack shows none of that, and nobody is downloading a zip from chat to open index.html locally. A drop is the page itself, running live at a URL.

The real thing, not a picture of it

Viewers poke at the actual page. A dead button or a stuttering animation turns up now, while it's still cheap to fix. Not after you've built the thing for real.

Locked when it needs to be

Client work and unannounced features go behind a password or an email allowlist. Everything else can stay public.

View counts that don't flatter you

We dedupe repeat opens, so your own nervous refreshing doesn't count as an audience. If it says 12 views, 12 people looked.

Safe to open

Every drop runs in a sandboxed viewer, walled off from your account and everyone else's. You shouldn't have to trust AI-generated HTML just to share it.

Your first 10 drops are free. No card.

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