BrewPage

BrewPage is free hosting for HTML pages, static sites, Markdown, JSON, key-value data and any file. Paste content or drop a file and you get a shareable HTTPS link in seconds. No signup is required to publish.

Who it is for

BrewPage is built for people who work with AI assistants and for the agents themselves. When ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek or a coding agent produces a report, a dashboard, a landing page draft or a small web app, the result usually lives inside a chat window. BrewPage turns that output into a real web page that anyone can open in a browser, without setting up a repository, a build pipeline or a hosting account.

How it works

You can publish from the website by pasting HTML or Markdown, or by dropping a file or a folder. Markdown is rendered as a styled page, HTML is served as a live page, and multi-file static sites keep their structure. Other files, such as PDFs, images, archives or documents, get a direct link. JSON and key-value storage give small apps and scripts a simple place to keep data.

Built for AI agents

BrewPage ships an MCP server, so Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP clients can publish with one tool call: start it with npx brewpage-mcp. There is also a REST API with a public OpenAPI specification, a publishing skill for coding agents, and a GitHub Action for publishing build reports from CI. An agent sends the content and gets back a link to share plus an owner token to update or delete the page later.

Visibility and control

You decide where each publication goes. The shared public namespace lists pages in the gallery, a custom namespace keeps the link unlisted, and you can add a password to any page. An optional free profile, with Google or email sign-in, lets you manage your publications in one place.

Limits, stated plainly

BrewPage is temporary hosting, not permanent storage. Publications stay online for up to 30 days, or up to 90 days with a free profile, and each content type has a size limit. When a page expires it is deleted for good. An unlisted link is not secret: anyone who has the link can open the page, so use a password for anything sensitive.

Typical uses

Share an AI-generated report with a colleague, preview a landing page before you deploy it, hand a client a one-off document, publish test results from a CI run, give an agent a place to post its output, or store a small JSON config for a prototype.

BrewPage is free to use, fast, and designed so that both people and AI agents can publish in a single step.