Stacktree

Stacktree turns the pages ChatGPT and Codex build for you into a private link anyone can open in a browser. Ask for a report, a proposal, a dashboard or a one-page site, then publish it in the same conversation. The page opens with no account and no sign-in, on a link that is private and unguessable by default. Revising the page replaces it in place, so a link you have already sent shows the latest version. Stacktree is built for work that leaves the conversation: client deliverables, stakeholder updates, and anything someone outside your chat needs to see. - Add a passcode, or limit a page to people with an email address at one company. - Mint a named link for each recipient and see who opened it. - File pages under a client space, so everything for one customer lives at one address. - Let clients comment on the page itself, with no account. ChatGPT can read their comments, fix the page and mark each one resolved. - Set a page to expire, take it down, or put an earlier version back. Pages are private by default. Links are unguessable, pages ask search engines not to index them, and a check before publishing looks for personal data and secrets in the page. Stacktree needs a Stacktree account. You connect it the first time you publish.